Robert Grosseteste and the pursuit of Religious and Scientific Learning in the Middle Ages

Grosseteste's Hexaemeron: the Order and Beauty of the Universe.- Medieval lessons for modern challenges to Science and Religion.- Greco- Arabic precursors of Grosseteste in the science of Optics.- The form of Corporeity and the Nomological image of Nature.- Religion, Philosophy and Science: Roger Bacon's Opus maius.- Can Science and Religion meet over their subject-matter? -a thirteenth-Century Example.- A Theoretical fulcrum: Robert Grosseteste on Infinitude.- A Mathematical Interpretation of Grosseteste's De luce.- Medicine for the Body and Soul: Healthy living in the age of Grosseteste.- God as being and goodness: Transcendentals in Grosseteste's commentary on the De divinis nominibus.- Colours of the Rainbow: Robert Grosseteste's three-dimensional colour space.- Grosseteste's Cosmogony and Lemaitre's proposal of the Big Bang.- The theological use of science and philosophy in Robert Grosseteste and Adam Marsh according to Roger Bacon: the 'case studies' of angelic movements and Rainbows.- Faith produced by great knowledge, or knowledge acquired through strong Faith? Grosseteste's life, deeds, education and Study.- The king, the clerotes and the tyrant: how Grosseteste brought Aristotle to the Parish.- Robert Grosseteste and the impact of the Lateran Council IV.