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Scrutamini Scripturas: Joachimist Themes and Figurae in the Early Religious Writing of Arnold of Vilanova

Arnold of Vilanova, the Catalonian physician to the royal house of Aragon and to three popes during his long and eventful medical and scientific career, pursued a parallel vocation as a prophet of the Last Times. The earliest manifestations of his concern for an approaching apocalyptic crisis are found in three tracts written during the period 1288-92. The first of these was his most widely circulated and controversial, the De Tempore Adventus