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  • Directory:Logic Museum/Jan Pinborg
    ...n Language and Cognition'' Acts of the Symposium, the Copenhagen School of Medieval Philosophy, January 10-13, 1996, p 77.</ref>. Pinborg was a pupil of Roos.
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/Alain de Libera
    ...dinaire'' at the university of Geneva. Area of specialisation: history of medieval philosophy, history of logic, philosophy of language.
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/H.A.G. Braakhuis
    ...Wetenschappen (KNAW). His teaching subject is the History of ancient and medieval philosophy
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  • Medieval websites
    <ASK Mainlabel="Medieval website" Header="show" Link="all" sort="Organization Name" order="ascending [[Category:Medieval Websites]]
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/Francis of Marchia (website)
    [[Category: Medieval Websites]]
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/Latin Library (website)
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/Peter of Candia (website)
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/The Tertullian Project (website)
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/The Aquinas Project (website)
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/Bernard of Clairveux (website)
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/Bibliotheca Augustana (website)
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/Forum Romanorum (website)
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/The Richard Rufus Project (website)
    [[Category: Medieval Websites]]
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/Augustini Opera Omnia (website)
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/Summa Theologiae (website)
    [[Category: Medieval Websites]]
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  • Augustine
    Famous early medieval/late Roman theologian
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/Iohannes Lodovicus Vives (website)
    [[Category: Medieval Websites]]
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/Francisco Suarez (website)
    [[Category: Medieval Websites]]
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/Centrul de Filosofie Anticã si Medievalã (website)
    *[http://hiphi.ubbcluj.ro/fam/texte Centrul de Filosofie Anticã si Medievalã] Includes texts by [http://hiphi.ubbcluj.ro/fam/texte/siger_brabant/aeter [[Category: Medieval Websites]]
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/University of Adelaide etexts (website)
    [[Category: Medieval Websites]]
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/Jerónimo Pardo (website)
    [[Category: Medieval Websites]]
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  • Worcester Cathedral Library
    ...University (Medieval)|University of Oxford]]. There are also a variety of medieval printed books, including early printed fragments of the Canterbury Tales. ...h centuries. There are also 5400 post medieval books collected by the post medieval Dean and Chapter and the Bishops of Worcester, and 19,000 archive documents
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/Ockham's Summa Logicae (University of Hiroshima)
    [[Category: Medieval Websites]]
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/Dana Sutton (website)
    [[Category: Medieval Websites]]
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/Augustine & Boethius (website)
    [[Category: Medieval Websites]]
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/Hugh McDonald's Aquinas Page (website)
    [[Category: Medieval Websites]]
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/Corpus Thomisticum (website)
    [[Category: Medieval Websites]]
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/The Internet Classics Archive (website)
    [[Category: Medieval Websites]]
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/Sten Ebbesen
    ...icated research, and has numerous publications, including many editions of medieval philosophical texts (mostly Latin, some Greek). ...viously (1982-86 and 1989-91) director of the Institute of Greek and Latin Medieval Philology, which in 1992 was fused with the Institute of Classics to form t
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/Peter King (website)
    [[Category: Medieval Websites]]
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/The Franciscan Archive (website)
    [[Category: Medieval Websites]]
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/The Electronic Grosseteste (website)
    [[Category: Medieval Websites]]
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/Syncategoremata
    In medieval logic, '''syncategoremata''' are words which are not '''categorematic''': t More than fifty different words were considered in the medieval logicians' treatment of syncategoremata.
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/SIEPM
    ...tember 2007 [http://thomistica.net/news/2007/8/4/international-congress-of-medieval-philosophy-in-palermo-200.html] *Celina Ana Lértora Mendoza: Tres versiones del concordismo medieval: Averroes, Maimónides y Tomás de Aquino
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/Auctoritates Aristotelis
    A compilation of medieval propositions drawn from diverse classical and other sources (ed. Jaqueline
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/The Cambridge History of Later Medieval Philosophy
    ...hy but concentrates on the Latin Christian West. Unlike other histories of medieval philosophy which divide the subject matter by individual thinkers and empha * Part I. Medieval Philosophical Literature:
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/Paul Vincent Spade
    '''Paul Vincent Spade''' (1944-) is a medieval scholar. He is currently professor of philosophy at Indiana University. H
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  • Directory:Logic Museum
    * [[List of medieval philosophers]] * [[Oxford University (Medieval)]] / [[Cambridge University (Medieval)]]
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/John Patrick Doyle
    ...k-Glennon Seminary in Shrewsbury, Missouri; his main area research is late medieval philosophy; he has published seven volumes of translations from Latin and o
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/Albertus Magnus (website)
    Albert the Great (ca. 1200 – 1280) is one of the most important medieval philosophers and theologians, yet his thought remains as a whole relatively [[Category:Medieval Websites]]
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  • Arnoldus de Vriberc
    * Lohr, Charles: Medieval Latin Aristotle Commentaries, in: Traditio 23 (1967), 313-413.
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/Philotheus Boehner
    ...&ndash; 1955) was a member of the [[Franciscan]] order and a distinguished medieval scholar.<ref name="Bonaventure">{{cite web|url=http://web.sbu.edu/friedsam/ ...he was not expected to live. While he was resting he began his work as a medieval scholar by translating [[Directory:Logic Museum/Etienne Gilson|Etienne Gils
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  • Square of opposition
    ...pair of affirmative and negative statements he calls a 'contradiction' (in medieval Latin, ''contradictio''). Examples of contradictories are 'every man is whi 'Contrary' (medieval: ''contrariae'') statements, are such that both cannot at the same time be
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  • Bernardus de Sanciza
    * Lohr, Charles: Medieval Latin Aristotle Commentaries, in: Traditio 23 (1967), 313-413.
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  • William of Champeaux
    * -----. “Are Argumentations Propositions?” In Medieval Theories on Assertive and Non-Assertive Language. Ed. A. Maierù and L. Val ...es and commentaries on Aristotelian Logical Texts: The Syriac, Arabic, and Medieval Latin Traditions''. Ed. C, Burnett. London: Warburg Institute, 1993; reprin
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/Peter King (medievalist)
    '''Peter King''' is a medieval scholar. He currently teaches at the University of Toronto * Emotions in Medieval Thought, forthcoming in The Oxford Handbook of the Emotionsi, edited by Pet
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/A Companion to Philosophy in the Middle Ages
    [[Category:Medieval philosophy secondary sources]]
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  • Peter of Spain
    ...The Oxford and Paris Traditions in Logic. ''The Cambridge History of Later Medieval Philosophy'', edited by Norman Kretzmann, Anthony Kenny and Jan Pinborg. Ca ...ercitus/actus significatus in Medieval Semantics. Meaning and Inference in Medieval Philosophy. Studies in memory of Jan Pinborg. Edited by Norman Kretzmann. S
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  • Siger of Courtrai
    * Lohr, Charles: Medieval Latin Aristotle Commentaries, in: Traditio 29 (1973), 93-197.
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/Medieval Philosophy and Theology
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  • Cambridge University (Medieval)
    '''Cambridge University''' (Medieval)
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/The Square of Opposition
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  • Andrew of Cornwall
    ...nguage and Cognition</i>, Acts of the Symposium, ‘The Copenhagen School of Medieval Philosophy’, January 10-13, 1996, ed. Sten Ebbesen and Russell L. Friedma
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/Gyula Klima
    '''Gyula Klima''' is a medieval scholar. He is currently professor of philosophy at Fordham University. *Klima, G. (contracted) Medieval Philosophy: A Systematic Survey for the 21st Century, Continuum Publishers
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/Osmund Lewry
    ...Vulgarbia and Thomas Sutton on the ''Perihermenias'' of Aristotle', in: ''Medieval Studies'', 43 (1981), 58-130. ..., 1985, The Rise of British Logic: Acts of the Sixth European Symposium on Medieval Logic and Semantics , Papers in Mediaeval Studies 7, Pontifical Institute o
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  • Simon of Faversham
    ...n of Faversham's Sophisma: Universale est Intentio: A Supplementary Note.” Medieval Studies 33, 360-65. ...Punta, Eileen Serene, and Eleonore Stump. Toronto: Pontifical Institute of Medieval Studies.
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  • William of Sherwood
    ...f Sherwood''' (or Shyreswood, Shireswood) (c1190 &ndash; c. 1266), was a [[medieval]] [[English people|English]] [[logician]] and teacher. ...tudied at the [[University of Paris]], as a master at [[Oxford University (Medieval)|Oxford university]] in 1252, and that he was treasurer of [[Lincoln, Linco
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  • Antonius Andreas
    * Lohr, Charles: Medieval Latin Aristotle Commentaries, in: Traditio 23 (1967), 313-413.
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  • Lambert of Auxerre
    ...s", Norman Kretzmann, Eleonore Stump, trans., in Cambridge translations of medieval philosophical texts vol. 1: Logic and the philosophy of language (Cambridge
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/Etienne Gilson
    ...hed his chair at the Collège de France to devote himself completely to the Medieval Institute until 1968. He was elected to the [[Académie Française]] in 194 ...writer, and his many writings on the [[history of philosophy]], especially medieval philosophy, are widely read and discussed today.
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  • Richard Rufus of Cornwall
    *Lohr, Charles: Medieval Latin Aristotle Commentaries, in: Traditio 28 (1972), 281-396. ...mmentary: The Earliest Known, Surviving, Western De anima Commentary", in: Medieval Philosophy and Theology 10 (2001), 110-156.
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  • Florence
    ...especially for its [[art]] and [[architecture]]. A centre of [[Middle Ages|medieval]] European [[trade]] and [[finance]] and one of the richest and wealthiest
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  • Directory:Colchester, England
    ...n temple to cutting-edge 21st century design, amid Victorian splendour and medieval timber frames, panoramas of beautiful buildings reflect the town’s histor
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  • Directory:Croatia
    {{DISPLAYTITLE:Medieval Croatia}} [[File:Balkans850.png|thumb|right|375px|'' Medieval Croatia (Map by Hxseek)'']]
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/Corpus Philosophorum Danicorum Medii Aevi
    [[Category:Medieval philosophy secondary sources]]
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  • University of Paris
    ...r medieval corporations, such as [[guild]]s of merchants or artisans. The medieval Latin term ''universitas'' had the more general meaning of a guild. The un ...ong with that of the University of Bologna) became the model for all later medieval universities.
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  • Formal distinction
    *Kretzmann,N., A. Kenny, & J. Pinborg, ''Cambridge History of Later Medieval Philosophy'' Cambridge: 1982.
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  • Scholasticism
    ...hools, from which the name ''scholasticism'' is derived, became centres of medieval learning. ...] exerted great influence on scholasticism (see [[Islamic contributions to Medieval Europe]]).
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/Commentaries on the Perihermenias
    Lohr, Charles: Medieval Latin Aristotle Commentaries, in: Traditio 23 (1967), 313-413. Lohr, Charles: Medieval Latin Aristotle Commentaries, in: Traditio 30 (1974), 119-144.
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  • Walter Burley
    '''Walter Burley''' (or Burleigh), c.1275-1344/5, was a [[medieval]] [[English people|English]] [[logician]]. He was a [[Master of Arts (Oxbr * De Leemans, Pieter: "Medieval Latin Commentaries on Aristotle's De Motu Animalium". In: RTPM 67,2 (2000),
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  • Directory:Tarpon Springs, Florida
    ...ansferring designs from grass engravings to paper, can be attempted at the Medieval Brass Rubbing Center on Dodecanese Boulevard; phone 727.934.6760.
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  • Nicholas of Paris
    *Lohr, Charles: Medieval Latin Aristotle Commentaries, in: Traditio 28 (1972), 281-396.
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/Egbert J. Bos
    ...nces', in The Logic of John Buridan (Acts of the 3rd European Symposion on Medieval Logic and Semantics, Copenhagen 16-21 November 1975), edited by J. Pinborg, ...taly in the 14th and 15th Centuries. Acts of the 5th European Symposium on Medieval Logic and Semantics (Rome, 1014 November 1980), Napels, pp. 231-252.
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  • Robert Kilwardby
    ...bius, Robertus Anglicus, Robertus de Aucumpno, Robertus Parisiensis) was a medieval philosopher and theologian. ...is possible that he studied with Richard Fishacre at [[Oxford University (Medieval)|Oxford]] in the early 1240s, as some of their ideas are similar. He taught
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  • William of Alnwick
    ...ing in the fourteenth century: John Duns Scotus and William of Alnwick', ''Medieval Studies'' 49, pp. 1-75.
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  • Directory:Punzhu Puzzles/Kakuro
    ...one of the oldest mathematical puzzles and have been known since at least medieval times.
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  • Richard the Sophister
    * Kretzmann, Norman, et al., (eds.), 1982, The Cambridge History of Later Medieval Philosophy, Cambridge. ..., 1985, The Rise of British Logic: Acts of the Sixth European Symposium on Medieval Logic and Semantics , Papers in Mediaeval Studies 7, Pontifical Institute o
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  • Peter of Auvergne
    * De Leemans, Pieter: "Medieval Latin Commentaries on Aristotle's De Motu Animalium". In: RTPM 67,2 (2000), ...such Terms as «Album», in Norman KRETZMANN (ed.), Meaning and Inference in Medieval Philosophy. Studies in Memory of Jan Pinborg, Dordrecht–Boston–London,
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  • Croatian Identity
    ...ng Slav, Becoming Croat:] Identity Transformations in Post-Roman and Early Medieval Dalmatia by Danijel Dzino (p52).</ref> cannot confirm this. The settlement ...ave the ''Harvat tribe'', modern: Hrvati <ref>It is believed that Hrvat in medieval times was pronounced "'''Harvat'''" or Hrovat. It was translated to Latin:
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/Every man is an animal
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  • Radulphus Brito
    * Marenbon, J., Later Medieval Philosophy (1150-1350), Routledge 1991, c. 8.
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  • Peter of Ireland
    *Lohr, Charles: Medieval Latin Aristotle Commentaries, in: Traditio 28 (1972), 281-396.
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  • Sophismata
    ...atin plural of the [[Directory:Greece|Greek]] word meaning 'sophism') in [[Medieval philosophy]] are difficult or puzzling sentences presenting difficulties of ...isms in Medieval Logic and Grammar. Acts of the 9th European Symposium for Medieval Logic and Semantics, Kluwer, Dordrecht:. 45-63.
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  • Richard Fishacre
    ...y to God," in R. Link-Salinger et al., eds., ''A Straight Path: Studies in Medieval Philosophy and Culture: Essays in Honor of Arthur Hyman'' (pp. 23-36), Wash
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/Lambertus Marie de Rijk
    ...rsum (Nederland) November, 6 1924. He is Professor Emeritus of Ancient and Medieval Philosophy at the University of Leiden, and Honorary Professor at the Unive * "Some notes on the medieval Tract 'De insolubilibus' with an edition of a Tract dating from the end of
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  • Shinobu Entsu
    ...Enigma albums, The Enigma Series. With the purpose to maintain a surreal, medieval, mythical, magical and mystical environment, Although the quality is low, E
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/Manuscripts
    ..., 1985, The Rise of British Logic: Acts of the Sixth European Symposium on Medieval Logic and Semantics , Papers in Mediaeval Studies 7, Pontifical Institute o ...is a European Union funded project to create a single on-line catalogue of medieval manuscripts in European libraries.
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  • Siger of Brabant
    ...s work in the 1890's. This was of some importance to our understanding of medieval philosophy, suggesting it could no longer be viewed simply as theology, alt
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  • Peter Abelard
    * Epistola contra Bernardum edited by Raymond Klibansky, Medieval and Renaissance Studies 5 (1961), 1–27; Confessio fidei “Uniuersis” e
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  • John Pecham
    ...tiva, ed. et trans. D.C.Lindberg, University of Winsconsin Publications in Medieval Science, 14 (Madison (Milw.)-London, 1970)/Perspectiva Communis (Cologne, 1 ...: D.L. Douie, ‘Archbishop Pecham’s Sermons and Collations’, in: Studies in Medieval History Presented to F.M. Powicke (Oxford, 1948), 269-282.
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  • Wet floor sign spoof
    Wet-floor signs were found far less frequently during the [[Medieval]] Period, as [[Roman]] culture diminished throughout Europe. Because the Ge
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/CIMAGL
    *115-188 Anneli Luhtala, Early Medieval Commentary on Priscian's Institutiones grammaticae ...s of Nabinaux, Archbishop of Nicosia,and the Intellectual History of Later Medieval Cyprus
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/Nullo homine (1230-50)
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  • Oxford University (Medieval)
    * [[Cambridge University (Medieval)]]
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  • Nationalistic Editing on Wikipedia
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  • Directory:The Wikipedia Point of View/Peter Damian Evidence
    ...work and publish, although I no longer teach). I also have an interest in medieval philosophy, and set theory and mathematics. My contributions to the projec === Medieval philosophy and logic ===
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  • Duns Scotus
    ...ilosophy.'' Acts of the Third Symposium organized by the Dutch Society for Medieval Philosophy Medium Aevum. Elementa, 72. Amsterdam: Rodopi, 1998. *Kretzmann,N., A. Kenny, & J. Pinborg, ''Cambridge History of Later Medieval Philosophy'' Cambridge: 1982.
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  • William of Ockham
    ...[[Thomas Aquinas]] and [[Duns Scotus]], to be one of the major figures of medieval thought. Commonly known for ''Ockham's Razor'', the methodological princip
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  • Directory:Nature's Path Foods/Health & Nutrition Glossary
    '''Rye:''' Rye as been grown since medieval times mostly in northern Europe and the region that we know as Russia. The
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  • Directory:The Wikipedia Point of View/The Encyclopedia of Homosexuality
    Aristotle's great influence on the medieval scholastic tradition (which far outweighs that of Plato) presents a difficu
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  • Worst of Wikipedia/History of western Eurasia
    ==High Medieval==
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  • Directory:Korcula History
    ...t&resnum=1&ved=0CDMQ6AEwAA#v=onepage&q=Miroslav%20korcula&f=false The Late Medieval Balkans:] A Critical Survey from the Late Twelfth Century by John Van Antwe ...ng Slav, Becoming Croat:] Identity Transformations in Post-Roman and Early Medieval Dalmatia by Danijel Dzino (p212).
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  • Dalmatian Italians
    ...ng Slav, Becoming Croat:] Identity Transformations in Post-Roman and Early Medieval Dalmatia by Danijel Dzino (p52).</ref>) seems to confirm this. Some histo ...ed by the Romans after the Dalmatae (''or'' Delmatae) Illyrian tribes <ref>Medieval Greek"Dalmatae": Δαλμᾶται.</ref> who inhabited the region.
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  • Directory:Jeanne Marie Spicuzza
    Jeanne Marie has a deep affinity with medieval visionary and composer Hildegard von Bingen and is in the second decade of
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  • Directory:The Wikipedia Point of View/Wikipaedophilia
    ...'s ability as a medieval historian is anything to judge by (his account of medieval philosophy is skewed and idiosyncratic, verging on travesty). In any case,
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/Boethius' Translation of the Perihermenias
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/Siger of Brabant/Quaestiones in Metaphysicam 20-21
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  • Directory:Korcula History 2
    ...writings. Hrvat means Croat in Croatian.<ref>It is believed that Hrvat in medieval times was pronounced '''Harvat''' ''or'' Hrovat. It was translated to Latin ...ng Slav, Becoming Croat:] Identity Transformations in Post-Roman and Early Medieval Dalmatia by Danijel Dzino (p212): '''Danijel Dzino''' states that the 19 ce
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  • Christmas
    ...3022&g13022=x&g9142=x&g30026=x&g20991=x&g21010=x&g19965=x&g19963=x&e=true "Medieval Christmas"], ''History Today'', [[1986|December 1986]], '''36''' (12), pp. ...ere eaten.<ref name="Murray"/> The '''Yule boar''' was a common feature of medieval Christmas feasts. [[Christmas carol|Caroling]] also became popular, and was
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  • Neurolinguistic programming
    ...ve on astronomy or medicine. What the NLP industry is doing is akin to the medieval Christian Church competing with science on matters outside of its authority
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  • Directory:Louisiana
    ...never been built in this otherwise honorable place had it not been for the medieval romances of Sir Walter Scott."
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  • Asparagus
    ...atin]], but the plant was once known in English as ''sperage'', from the [[Medieval Latin]] ''sparagus''. This term itself derives from the [[Greek language|Gr
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/Simon of Faversham/On Sophistical Refutations
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  • Directory:OmniMediaGroup/PLR/Mutual Fund
    ...ttp://www.mywikibiz.com/Tax" TARGET="_blank" <sup>[2]</sup></a> Danegeld - medieval land tax originally raised to pay off raiding Danes and later used to fund
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  • Yugoslavia Communism
    ...ng Slav, Becoming Croat:] Identity Transformations in Post-Roman and Early Medieval Dalmatia by Danijel Dzino (p20)</ref> Franjo Tudman who was the first Presi
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  • Titoism and Totalitarianism
    ...Slav, Becoming Croat: Identity Transformations in Post-Roman and and Early Medieval Dalmatia] by Danijel Dzino (p43) ...v political-ideological frameworks strongly impacted on the research into medieval history in Croatia."</ref> They can be found in any Yugoslav primary school
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/sandbox
    Marenbon, J., <i>Later Medieval Philosophy (1150-1350)</i>, Routledge 1991, c. 8.<br>
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  • Directory:Nationalistic Editing on Wikipedia
    ...gate the relationships between politics, kinship, and marriage in the late-medieval city-state of Ragusa (present-day Dubrovnik). At its heart is a reconsidera
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  • User:Badmachine/wikipedia-en-2015-07-11
    [20:09:33] <Aldnonymous> objection, in times of medieval war, enemy leaders executed to raise allies morale. I think they should do [20:10:24] <ToAruShiroiNeko> we do not live in medieval times
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/Radulphus Brito/Quaestiones super Artem veterem
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  • Francis of Meyronnes
    * O. Langholm, Economics in the Medieval Schools (Leyden, 1992), 420-429
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/Boethius of Dacia/Sophisma - Is every man of necessity an animal?
    The structure of the question is somewhat more complicated than the standard medieval form. The standard form consists of a set of positive and negative argumen
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  • Corporation
    ...iquidation|distribution]]. This feature also had great importance in the [[medieval]] period, when land donated to the Church (a corporation) would not generat
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  • Wikipedia versus Encyclopedia Britannica
    ...honin has also been criticized by some Shin scholars for his engagement in medieval politics and his alleged divergences from Shinran's original thought. ...ers closer to Buddhahood. This belief was particularly widespread in early medieval [[China]], and in Japan at the end of the [[Heian Period]]. Shinran, like
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  • Directory:Jon Awbrey/MATH
    ...lication, it is possible to see yet another distinction, analogous to what medieval logicians call ''[[logica docens]]'', logic as taught, and ''[[logica utens
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  • User:Jon Awbrey/MATH
    ...lication, it is possible to see yet another distinction, analogous to what medieval logicians call ''[[logica docens]]'', logic as taught, and ''[[logica utens
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  • Directory:Jon Awbrey/VORPALS
    ...lication, it is possible to see yet another distinction, analogous to what medieval logicians call ''[[logica docens]]'', logic as taught, and ''[[logica utens ...lication, it is possible to see yet another distinction, analogous to what medieval logicians call ''[[logica docens]]'', logic as taught, and ''[[logica utens
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  • Directory:Logic Museum/Boethius of Dacia/Sophisma - Is every man of necessity an animal
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  • User:Badmachine/wikipedia-en-2013-05-10
    20:22 < mareklug> why isn't Bethoven medieval polytonic music?
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  • Tony Curtis
    ...as a racing car driver; and ''[[The Black Shield of Falworth]]'' (1954), a medieval swashbuckler with Leigh. The box office performances of these films were so
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  • Directory:The Wikipedia Point of View/Essjay
    ...me think of it, but it took me back to a few years ago when I was taking a medieval history class (elective credit). As part of it, we visited [[University of
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  • User:Badmachine/wikipedia-en-2012-09-05
    ...e Groom of the Stool was a porte-coton. I guess he was supposed to carry a medieval equivalent of a toilet roll around (coton).
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  • Directory:Jon Awbrey/Projects/Peircean Pragmata
    ...ion has the advantage of being applicable to a command, to a purpose, to a medieval substantial form; in short to anything capable of indeterminacy.</p>
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  • Philosophy of mathematics
    ...lication, it is possible to see yet another distinction, analogous to what medieval logicians call ''[[logica docens]]'', logic as taught, and ''[[logica utens
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  • User:Badmachine/wikipedia-en-2015-07-15
    [03:41:18] <Keilana> medieval BADASSERY
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  • Directory:The Wikipedia Point of View/Flavius Vanillus
    ...ve on astronomy or medicine. What the NLP industry is doing is akin to the medieval Christian Church competing with science on matters outside of its authority ...ve on astronomy or medicine. What the NLP industry is doing is akin to the medieval Christian Church competing with science on matters outside of its authority
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  • User:Badmachine/wikipedia-en-2011-12-19
    [20:59] <SpitfireWP> Makes it sound like Medieval England, hah.
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  • User:Badmachine/wikipedia-en-2011-05-06
    May 06 19:25:19 <OlEnglish> sounds.. medieval May 06 21:29:32 <Hedgehog456> A decapitated Medieval crusader
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  • User:Badmachine/wikipedia-en-2013-05-06
    17:37 < ToAruShiroiNeko> unless you have a medieval level tech
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  • User:Jon Awbrey/Philosophical Notes
    | of the medieval Dunces, yet, as it was and is formulated, is simply a | From scholasticism and the medieval universities, these
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  • User:Badmachine/wikipedia-en-2012-08-10
    ...huanians are traditionally tall. Look at their basketball tradition, and medieval knights
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  • Directory:Jon Awbrey/Papers/Inquiry Driven Systems : Part 1
    ...ly if it has successors. Pragmatic reality is distinguished from both the medieval and the modern versions, however, by the fact that its reality is always a
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  • User:Jon Awbrey/IDS
    both the medieval and the modern versions by the fact that its reality or else the medieval 'word' doc, or i can
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  • User:Badmachine/wikipedia-en-2013-05-13
    15:01 < koishi> should have named myself medieval madness
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  • User:Badmachine/wikipedia-en-2013-01-17 through 2013-03-08
    [00:52] <D_> It's not the first time someone made up a medieval torture device [00:53] <Dcoetzee> In the information age, our fake medieval torture devices are made of bits, not iron
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  • User:Badmachine/wikipedia-en-2011-05
    May 06 19:25:19 <OlEnglish> sounds.. medieval May 06 21:29:32 <Hedgehog456> A decapitated Medieval crusader
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  • User:Badmachine/wikipedia-en-2015-June
    ...they should be speaking Middle English, they speak modern English with the medieval form of "you", including the formal "thee" and "thou". Obviously, they cou
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