Hildegard of Bingen | The Girl Sent to Live in a Stone Cell Who Became the Most Brilliant Mind in Medieval Europe
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Hildegard of Bingen | The Girl Sent to Live in a Stone Cell Who Became the Most Brilliant Mind in Medieval Europe
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She was born Hildegard of Bermersheim around 1098 in West Franconia in what is now Germany. She was the tenth child of a noble family. She was sent to live in a stone cell attached to a monastery at the age of eight.
She had been having visions since the age of three. She did not write about them for forty years. At forty three she received what she described as a fiery light from heaven that struck her brain. She began to write. What followed was three volumes of visionary theology.
Seventy seven musical compositions. Nearly four hundred letters to popes, emperors, and kings. Two books on medicine and natural history. An invented language. A morality play that is the oldest surviving example of the form.
She was not formally canonised until 2012. Nine hundred years after her death. This is the most overlooked mind in the history of Western civilisation.
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