Died 1390-07-08.
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Albert of Saxony was a late medieval German philosopher, mathematician, and Latin (Catholic) bishop known for his contributions to logic and physics. As Fürstbischof (prince-bishop), he ruled as bishop of Halberstadt from 1366 until his death in 1390.
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science · German theologian and philosopher (c.1320-1390) · mathematician · philosopher · university teacher · Catholic priest · Catholic bishop · also Albertus de Saxonia, Albert of Saxony (philosopher), Albert von Rickmersdorf, Albert of Saxony, Saxonia
Born 1316 · Died 8 July 1390 · Q61044
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Died 1390-07-08.
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Career landmark: Roman Catholic Bishop of Halberstadt (1366–1390).
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Career landmark: rector (1365–1377).
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Studied at University of Paris, Master of Arts (1351).
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Born 1316.
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