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A student of Alexander of Hales, from Middleton (Milton), this English friar was a prolific commentator on both Old and New Testaments at Paris, Regent Master there (1248-53) and at...
In the second Distinction of his commentary on the First Book of the Sentences, Giovanni da Ripatransone (Iohannes de Ripa) displays his innovative approach to philosophical questions, notably in the...
Contemporary Franciscan author from the Trentino region of Italy. Professor emeritus of the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart in Milan, a specialist in the language of Dante, he is...
The critical edition of Scotus‘ Ordinatio and Lectura is another flagship of our research and publishing program carried out by the Scotist Commission at the Franciscan University in Rome (Antonianum)....
Also known as Bartholomew of Rinonici (near Pisa), he entered the Friars Minor before 1352, taught in Florence, Padua and in his hometown. Author of at least two collections of...
A friar of Appignano in the Marches region of Italy, he probably studied at Paris ca. 1310, returning to lecture on the Sentences in Paris in 1319-20. Teaching at Avignon...