Joachim of Fiore’s Trinitarian and Apocalyptic Prophecy
- Date of account
- Late twelfth century; extensive medieval and early modern reception
- Location
- Calabria, especially Fiore and San Giovanni in Fiore
- Source
- model_recalled_reference
- Record updated
- 2026-10-10
Record summary
Joachim of Fiore developed a historical theology in which the ages of the Father, Son, and forthcoming Spirit formed a providential pattern, expressed through biblical exegesis, concordances, and symbolic diagrams. His works influenced later Joachimist movements and interpretations of impending historical transformation, though many later predictions were attributed to him or his followers rather than stated by Joachim himself. The lead is valuable for comparing prophecy with chronology and political expectation. Dating, authorship, and the authenticity of attributed prophetic texts require careful manuscript and reception-history analysis.
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