@inbook{68ddbe9014bb404c80ae1e92351ad68e,
title = "La cr{\'i}tica de Henry of Harclay al c{\`a}lcul apocal{\'i}ptic d{\textquoteright}Arnau de Vilanova",
abstract = "In 1313, Henry of Harclay, Chancellor of Oxford University, devoted a significant part of his question Utrum astrologi vel quicumque calculatores possare probare 2m adventum Christi (Ordinary Questions, Q. 1) to refuting the apocalyptic calculation Arnald of Villanova (Arnaldus de Novavilla, medicus de Montepessulano) had made known at Paris in 1300, namely, the Tractatus de tempore adventus Antichristi. Harclay described Arnald{\textquoteright}s apocalyptic calculation as being heretical and irrational, not to mention of Jewish origin (Arnald of Villanova would, in this sense, be a crypto-Jew). Arnald{\textquoteright}s calculation is certainly documented in earlier and contemporary Jewish sources, but there was no reason to claim that he was a crypto-Jew. Henry of Harclay failed to substantiate either of his chief accusations",
author = "{Mensa i Valls}, Jaume",
year = "2023",
month = feb,
day = "1",
language = "Catal{\'a}n",
isbn = "9788499656922",
series = "Treballs de la Secci{\'o} de Filosofia i Ci{\`e}ncies Socials",
publisher = "Institut d'Estudis Catalans",
pages = "223--242",
editor = "{Mensa Valls}, Jaume and Sebasti{\`a} Giralt and Jon Arrizabalaga and {de Puig}, Jaume",
booktitle = "La recepci{\'o} de l'obra d'Arnau de Vilanova",
}