. Études dans l'histoire et la méthode de la science. Ville médiévale portant de Bingencoulait la rivière Nahe, enjambé par un pont qui encore clagle nom du païen Drusus (voir Fig. I). À cet endroit, un lieu de souvenirs anciens, isolés et pourtant liés au monde, l'ourabbess passa la partie principale de sa vie, et ici elle ferma des yeux dans la quatre-vingt-deuxième année de son âge le 17 septembre 1180. Hildegard était une femme d'esprit extraordinairement actif et indépendant. Elle était non seulement douée d'un bien efficace, mais possédée d'une grande énergie et considérable DE SAINT HILDEGA

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. Studies in the history and method of science. portant mediaeval town of Bingenflowed the river Nahe, spanned by a bridge to which still clungthe name of the pagan Drusus (see Fig. I). At this spot, a placeof ancient memories, secluded and yet linked to the world, ourabbess passed the main portion of her life, and here she closed hereyes in the eighty-second year of her age on September 17, 1180. Hildegard was a woman of extraordinarily active and inde-pendent mind. She was not only gifted with a thoroughly efficientmtellect, but was possessed of great energy and considerable OF SAINT HILDEGARD (1098-1180) 3 literary power, and her writings cover a wide range, betrayingthe most varied activities and remarkable imaginative faculty.The best known, and in a literary sense the most valuable of herworks, are the books of visions. She was before all things anecstatic, and both her Scivias (1141-50) and her Liher divinorumoperum simpUcis hominis (1163-70) contain passages of realpower and beauty. Less valuable, perhaps, is her third long. Fig. 1. THE HILDEGARD COUNTRY mystical work (the second in pomt of time), the Liher vitaemeritorum (1158-62). She is credited with the authorship of aninteresting mystery-play and of a collection of musical com-positions, while her life of St. Disibode, the Irish missionary(594-674) to whom her part of the Rhineland owes its Christianity, and her account of St. Rupert, a local saint commemorated inthe name Rupertsberg , both bear witness alike to her narrativepowers, her capacity for systematic arrangement, and her historicalmterests. Her extensive correspondence demonstrates the influence B 2 4 SCIENTIFIC VIEWS AND VISIONS that she wielded in her own day and country, while her Quaestionumsolutiones triginta octo, her Explanatio regulae sancti Benedicti, andher Explanatio symboli sancti Aihanasii ad congregationem sororumsuorum give us glimpses of her activities as head of a religious house. Her biographer, the monk Theodoric, records tha

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