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	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Bernard Gui (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Bernard Gui (1261 or 1262 – 30 December 1331 Laroux), also known as Bernardo Gui or Bernardus Guidonis, was an inquisitor of the Dominican Order in the Late Middle Ages during the Medieval Inquisition, Bishop of Lodève, and one of the most prolific writers of the Middle Ages.
		Bernard Gui died at the castle of Lauroux in the Hérault, south-western France, 30 December, 1331.
		Bernard Gui (as Bernardo Gui) was a character in the historical fiction book The Name of the Rose by Umberto Eco In the homonymous 1986 movie his part was played by F.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Bernard-Gui (1423 words)

	Bernard Gui - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bernard Gui (1261 or 1262 – 30 December 1331 Laroux), also known as Bernardo Gui or Bernardus Guidonis, was an inquisitor of the Dominican Order in the Late Middle Ages during the Medieval Inquisition, Bishop of Lodève, and one of the most prolific writers of the Middle Ages.
		Bernard Gui died at the castle of Lauroux in the Hérault, south-western France, 30 December, 1331.
		Bernard Gui (as Bernardo Gui) was a character in the historical fiction book The Name of the Rose by Umberto Eco In the homonymous 1986 movie his part was played by F.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bernard_Gui (419 words)

	Bernard Gui - Definition, explanation
		Bernard Gui was an inquisitor of the Dominican Order in the late Middle Ages during the Medieval Inquisition.
		He is known for his tenure in Toulouse at the behest of Pope Clement V between 1307 and 1324.
		Bernard Gui was a character in the historical fiction book The Name of the Rose by Umberto Eco.
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/b/be/bernard_gui.php (178 words)

	bernard (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Bernard - Saint Bernard of Clairvaux - 12th century monk and leader of Cistercians Bernard of Anhalt (+1212), count of Anhalt and duke of Saxony Emile Bernard, Fr...
		Bernard Gui - Bernard Gui was an inquisitor in the Middle Ages.
		Bernard Szczesny - Bernard Szczęsny was an activist of the Kaszubians and Pomeranians (an ethnic groups in northern Poland).
	www.serebella.com /search/topic-bernard.html (693 words)

	Christine Caldwell Ames \| Does Inquisition Belong to Religious History? \| The American Historical Review, 110.1 \| The ...
		The inquisitor Bernard Gui described the execution of two Dolcinite heretics with precisely this juxtaposition of earthly and divine punishment: "relinquished to secular judgment to be punished with death...
		Bernard Gui dolorously recounted the indignities that Albi's citizens, "stirred up" by the prosecutions of those they maintained to be "innocent and blameless," visited on inquisitors and bishop at the time of this appeal.
		Bernard Délicieux's sermons, then, adopted exactly the themes and strategies that inquisition had long used publicly to justify itself and to cultivate the agreement that its tasks were holy works, the reconciliation of sinners, the establishment on earth of God's own justice.
	www.historycooperative.org /journals/ahr/110.1/ames.html (10990 words)

	Knights Templar Discussion Forum :: View topic - Inquisitor Bernard Gui
		Gui (or Guidonis)He was a warped genius who developed subtle and insidious methods of wearing down suspect heretics and tricking them into betraying themselves.
		Sprenger and Kramer definitely followed Bernard Gui's tracks since their book was published in 1486 and that it was used by the Inquisition as well...
		If Bernard Gui had been involved in the trial of the Templars, there would be traces of his name in the proceedings.
	www.templarhistory.com /forum/viewtopic.php?t=1292 (1316 words)

	I could be wrong....
		Bernard Gui is a character in Eco's "The Name of the Rose", but he was also a real person who lived in France in the 14th century.
		Due to Bernard Gui's health, intellect, and communication skills he was chosen to first study logic in his earlier years, then philosophy where he read commentaries about Aristotle.
		Bernard Gui went on to study theology, became a history writer, helped to build the first library in the province of Toulouse and finally was made inquisitor of Toulouse.
	icouldbewrong.blogspot.com /2005/02/typical-academic-bernard-gui-is.html (348 words)

	medieval inquisition
		Our present day lawyers, judges, and others who work the court systems, owe a great deal to Father Bernard Gui and his Practica, it is from this volume that we have modeled some of our legal system.
		Bernard Gui is simply a fanatic, and Umberto Eco doesn't treat him much better in the novel...
		Father Gui was not a fanatic, but a prudent man, a bishop, a Provincial and later Master General of the Dominican Order, writer of a life of the Saints, a chronicle of universal history, a history of his Dominican order, a history of the general and provincial councils held in France, several theological treatises, etc....
	biblia.com /christianity/medieval.htm (1352 words)

	H-France Reviews
		Thus Bernard's 1145 preaching mission to Languedoc is not seen as a failure (as it has sometimes been represented) but as the first step down the rhetorical road to justified violence against the perceived heretical threat.
		In fact, Bernard's message (like much else about him) had some internal contradictions: officially opposed to the use of violence against heretics but developing a rhetoric of demonization and heretical obstinacy that, as Kienzle puts it, "leaves the door to violence at least ajar" (p.
		The analysis of Bernard's 1145 preaching mission, in particular, is engaging and thoughtful in the details it picks out, showing how much the authority of preaching depended upon the personal authenticity of the particular preacher rather than the content of the sermon.
	www.h-france.net /vol2reviews/arnold2.html (1757 words)

	Armorial du Pays d'Oc - Généalogie Séverac et Caylus-Séverac (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Gui, seigneur de Séverac, fut tué près de Montpellier le 5 avril 1181, dans une bataille pour le parti de Raymond-Bérenger, vicomte de Millau.
		Gui de Caylus-Séverac transigea, après la mort de sa mère et celle de Marquès de Canillac, son grand-père, avec Roger, comte de Beaufort, pour sa part de la succession maternelle.
		Gui de Caylus-Séverac avait fait deux testaments, l'un en faveur de sa soeur Jeanne, l'autre en faveur du maréchal Amaury de Séverac, son cousin.
	www.dagos.org /severac.htm (1030 words)

	Dominikanerne og inkvisitionen
		Da forfatteren Umberto Eco i sin verdensberømte roman »Rosens Navn« introducerede dominikanermunken og inkvisitoren Bernard Gui, fremmanede han samtidig en hel række forestillinger hos læseren om den middelalderlige kirke, om kættere og om Dominikanerordenen.
		Gui er en historisk skikkelse, og i Ecos udlægning - særligt i filmversionen af »Rosens Navn« - portrætteres han som en blodtørstig fanatiker.
		Bernard Gui er en af de personligheder, som blev drøftet af deltagerne i en tre-dages konference i Rom fra den 23.
	www.catholic-web.dk /Inkvisition01.htm (565 words)

	Bernard Gui: Facts and details from Encyclopedia Topic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Bernard Gui was an inquisitor Inquisition quick summary:
		Bernard Gui was a character in the historical fiction book The Name of the Rose The Name of the Rose quick summary:
		The name of the rose, a 1980 novel by umberto eco, is a murder mystery set in an italian monastery in the year 1327 during the papacy of pope...
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/b/be/bernard_gui.htm (902 words)

	Inquisitions médiévales
		Bernard Gui reste un représentant significatif de l'ordre dominicain comme de l’Eglise en Languedoc au tournant du XIVe siècle.
		Bernard Gui est né dans le diocèse de Limoges, vers 1261-1262.
		Bernard Gui est d’abord sous-lecteur à Limoges (1291), lecteur à Albi (1292-1294), puis prieur, successivement à Albi (1294-1297), Carcassonne (1297-1301), Castres (1301-1305) et Limoges (1305-1307).
	albaret.laurent.free.fr /inquisition3.html (1339 words)

	gui - OneLook Dictionary Search
		GUI : The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language [home, info]
		GUI : Data Formats and Their Sugggested File Extensions [home, info]
		Phrases that include gui: xia gui, bang the gui, bernard gui, bernardo gui, chef gui, more...
	www.onelook.com /?w=gui&ls=a (302 words)

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		This is where the methods of William, Bernard Gui, and Jorge intersect—in the principle of the excluded middle.
		Gui, by the manipulation of Remigio, forces a confession that bears remarkable resemblance to the unified explanation that William proposes for all of the murders.
		The conflation made by Bernard, and, in the end, by his prisoner, is one of theology and crime, the same error that ultimately leads William to propose a similar solution to the problem: one murderer who kills in order to enact the seven seals of the apocalypse.
	media-cyber.law.harvard.edu /blogs/gems/ringvelski/nameoftherose.doc (3060 words)

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		Designed to identify, catch and suppress heresy, this notorious institution was born in south-western France and tasked with the destruction of the heretical Cathars of Languedoc.
		It is a practical manual on the conduct of inquisitions intended for his colleagues and successors.
		Gui's manual is a fascinating insight into this tumultuous period, an insider's view of the infamous inquisition and a brilliant window into the medieval mind.
	www.play.com /Books/Books/PROD/3-/1031711/-/Product.html?add=1031711 (351 words)

	Umberto Eco vorgestellt von www.Bruder-Franziskus.de
		1280 trat Bernard Gui in den Orden der Dominikaner ein und wurde 1305 zum Generalinquisitor zur Bekämpfung der Albigenser ernannt.
		Gui war Definitor der 1303 gegründeten Dominikanerprovinz Toulouse auf dem Generalkapitel von 1308 und den Provinzkapiteln von 1307, 1311 und 1313.
		Bernard beklagte sich wegen der Einschränkung der inquisitorischen Macht, der Einmischung der Bischöfe, der Verringerung der Zahl waffentragender Begleiter und dem festgelegten Mindestalter für Inquisitoren.
	www.bruder-franziskus.de /eco/roseerkl.htm (700 words)

	Umberto Eco's The Name of the Rose, Seventh Day: Night
		The differences between Bernard Gui and William: Though William and Bernard Gui have some similarities in between, for example, both of them are thin and tall, the differences between them are distinctive.
		Bernard Gui avers absolute knowledge and carries out his mission based on this absolutism.
		The story involves characters who either approve of or appose the role of comedy as an approach to truth and these sharp rends between William and Bernard are very important for the novel and for the theory of comedy.
	www.csuohio.edu /english/nr463.html (3084 words)

	inquisition history
		Bernard demanded excommunication, imprisonment or exile, if persuasion and refutation proved fruitless, but flatly disapproved of the death penalty.
		Fides suadenda est, non imponenda, "Faith is to be produced by persuasion, not imposed by force," was his motto.
		Father Bernard Duhr, S.J., has put his finger on the deeper motives behind the institution.
	biblia.com /islam/inquisit..htm (2427 words)

	gro?handel f?r wiederverk?ufer findest du bei wattnweb.de (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		auf Seite 385: Mit Bernard Gui hat Eco in seinem Roman eine der bekanntesten historischen Figuren aus der Geschichte der hochmittelalterlichen Inquisition ausgewählt; Gui gilt als,,der erfahrenste Inquisitor der Zeit um das Jahr 1320".
		Über Folter hat Bernard in seinem Handbuch nie etwas erwähnt, und er glaubte vielleicht sogar als Inquisitor seinem Postulat entsprochen zu haben: In der Zeit zwischen 1308 und 1323 urteilte er insgesamt über 930 Personen, von denen sich zwei als falsche Zeugen erwiesen, 89 schon tot und 40 flüchtig waren.
		Bernard war immer wieder bemüht, seine Handschriften zu überarbeiten, zu ergänzen und zu aktualisieren.
	www.wattnweb.de /gro-handel-f-r-wiederverk-ufer.html (1795 words)

	GradeSaver: The Name of the Rose Essay: Fall of a Hero, Triumph of a Villain: An Analysis of Umberto Eco's Choices ...
		William of Baskerville is clearly Eco's representation of Sherlock Holmes in The Name of the Rose, and Holmes' adversary, Moriarty, is embodied in the character of Bernard Gui.
		Gui's victory in this sense relates to another of his achievements: he is an inquisitor, and the job of an inquisitor is to find heretics and sentence them to their deaths.
		Though William ultimately fails in every task he is assigned, and Bernard Gui triumphs in all of his, readers still come away from the book having the impression of the former as the hero, which is the principal goal.
	www.gradesaver.com /classicnotes/titles/name/essay1.html (1343 words)

	Le Nom de la Rose
		Lorsqu'ils sortent de la bibliothèque, ils croisent l'inquisiteur Bernard Gui qui a déjà commencé à imposer sa loi.
		Bernard Gui procède à l'arrestation de l'intendant Remigio, un ancien franciscain, qu'il soupçonne d'être l'auteur de ces assassinats.
		Avec ce procès, Bernard Gui et ses hommes marquent des points.
	www.alalettre.com /international/eco-lenomdelarose.htm (1106 words)

	Frossay - Gui l'an neuf (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		L'abbé Bernard CIVEL, responsable de l'ensemble paroissial, le Conseil Économique et l'Équipe d'Animation Paroissiale ont décidé de perpétuer la coutume de la vente de la Gui l'an neuf qui se fait chaque troisième dimanche de janvier.
		L'expression Gui l'an neuf vient de O Ghel an Heu qui signifie Que le blé lève.
		Cette phrase était prononcée par les druides au solstice d'hiver lorsqu'ils coupaient le gui sacré pour montrer que la nature revivait.
	www.mairie-frossay.fr /services/paroisse/guilanneuf.php (306 words)

	Samuel E. Torvend: The Bible and Lay Spirituality in the Middle Ages
		(19) As Bernard Gui reported: "They preach on the Gospels and the Epistles and other sacred writings, which these masters of error, who do not know how to be disciples of truth, distort by their interpretation."(20)
		Bernard Gui reported that the Poor of Lyons "ordinarily have the Gospels and the Epistles in the vulgar tongue, and also in Latin, since some of them understand it.
		According to Bernard Gui, the Waldensians said that "God had commanded the apostles to preach the Gospel to all men, applying to themselves what was said to the apostles whose imitators and successors they boldly declared themselves to be."(34)
	www.spiritualitytoday.org /spir2day/843642torvend.html (4180 words)

	Heather Haynes Writes
		In 1308, Bernard Gui, Inquisitor of Heretical Depravity for the Province of Toulouse, rounded up the population of Montaillou, a sheepherding village in the French Pyrenees.
		At the center of the Inquisition is a friar named Bernard, who as a child was left on a riverbank ''wrapped in a mat of straw'' and thus considers himself an heir to Moses.
		Modeled on the historical Bernard Gui, this fictional counterpart satisfies his thwarted appetites by sifting through the misadventures of his victims.
	home.comcast.net /~mcnotes/CCraigGoodMen.html (1152 words)

	Gui on Cathars (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Bernard Gui (14th century), an experienced inquisitor describes the Albigensians, who were also called Manichaeans or Cathars.
		They assert, moreover, that the cross of Christ should not be adored or venerated, because, as they urge, no one would venerate or adore the gallows upon which a father, relative, or friend had been hung.
		From the Inquisitor's Manual of Bernard Gui [d.1331], early 14th century, translated in J. Robinson, Readings in European History, (Boston: Ginn, 1905), pp.
	faculty.juniata.edu /tuten/guicath.html (356 words)

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