…He entered the early Dominican order and wrote in Beauvais and Paris, France, from 1229 onwards. He compiled the Speculum majus, the largest encyclopedia of the Middle Ages, between 1247 and 1259. This encyclopedia, consisting of 80 volumes and about 10,000 entries, is based mainly on quotations from 450 authors and 2,000 documents that he himself had access to. … From the Encyclopedia:…Encyclopedias were aids to this process, and in themselves became a great collection of quotations and interpretations. Vincent de Beauvais's Speculum majus (mid-13th century) is a representative example of this period. It was composed of three parts, Nature, Theory, and History, and was later supplemented with a Morals section, making it a massive compilation overall. … *Some of the terminology explanations that refer to "The Great Mirror (Encyclopedia)" are listed below. Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information |
…初期のドミニコ会派修道会に入り,1229年以降フランスのボーベおよびパリにおいて,著作活動を行った。中世最大の百科事典とされる《大鏡Speculum majus》を,1247年から59年の間に編纂した。この著作は,全80巻,約1万項目にのぼる百科事典であり,みずから閲読しえた450人の著者,2000の文献からの引用を主体としている。… 【百科事典】より…百科事典はその手続のための補助材であり,またそれ自身が引用・解釈の大集成となっていった。バンサン・ド・ボーベ《大鏡Speculum majus》(13世紀中葉)はこの時代の代表例である。〈自然〉〈理論〉〈歴史〉の3部,さらに死後〈道徳〉が追補されて全4部構成となり,全体として膨大な編纂物となった。… ※「《大鏡》(百科事典)」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。 出典|株式会社平凡社世界大百科事典 第2版について | 情報 |
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