Titlebook: Sophisms in Medieval Logic and Grammar; Acts of the Ninth Eu Stephen Read Book 1993 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1993 15th cen

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Albert de Saxe et les sophismes de l’infini recueil, Albert y consacre douze sophismes.. De ce fait, il examine principalement l’infini en liaison avec une réflexion sur les syncatégorèmes, puisque tel est explicitement le champ que, d’une manière fort traditionnelle, il assigne aux ...

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Who is the worthiest of them all? individuals in a usual definite (e.g. ‘this man’) or indefinite (e.g.’ some man’) fashion: since there are many human beings, and the proposition appears to concern each of them equally, each then would be the worthiest of creatures, which is absurd.

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Boethius de Dacia et al. The sophismata in MSS Bruges SB 509 and Florence Med.-Laur. S. Croce 12 sins were first described by Grabmann in 1940 (. only). then in 1962 by Roos,. who discovered ., and most recently by Pinborg and myself in 1970.. A corrected and more detailed catalogue of the . is found in an appendix to the present paper. An edition is being prepared for . IX..

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The ‘Sophismata’ attributed to Marsilius of Paduatween 1315 and 1319) during which he began his activity on behalf of the Italian Ghibellines. His . was in fact finished in the French capital, on 24th June 1324; a few months later he left that city, together with one of the outstanding figures of the Parisian Arts Faculty, John of Jandun, to join the Emperor in his struggle against the Papacy..

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