Alanus de Insulis (of Lille) (English spelling)

Japanese: アラヌス[リールの]（英語表記）Alanus de Insulis

Before 1128 - 1202
A Cistercian monk and theologian. His French name was Alain de Lille. Born in Lille, he went to Paris and studied philosophy, theology, and literature, earning him the nickname "doctor universalis." He later became a missionary to the Albigensians, who were considered part of the Cathars. His "De Treatise" was written at that time. Two poems he wrote combining rationalism and mysticism in the late 12th century, "Lamentation of Nature" and "Anticlaudian," are famous in the history of literature.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

1128以前‐1202
シトー会修道士，神学者。フランス名はアラン･ド･リールAlain de Lille。リールで生まれ，パリに出て哲学，神学，文学を広く学んだので〈全科博士doctor universalis〉と呼ばれた。のちにカタリ派の一部と見られるアルビ派に対する宣教師となる。《対異端信仰論》はその時のもの。12世紀後半の合理主義と神秘主義とを結合して書いた二つの詩，《自然の嘆き》《アンティクラウディアヌス》は文学史上著名である。

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