The Logic Museum

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Web Name: The Logic Museum

WebSite: http://www.logicmuseum.com

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The big six Aristotle - particularly On interpretation Augustine BoethiusAquinas Scotus - particularly Ordinatio I and Ordinatio II OckhamNew articles “Few, very few, for a hundred years past, have broken the repose of the immense work of the schoolmen”. 1 Roger Swyneshed's Insolubilia now online, with translation by Stephen Read (9 July 2020)Aristotle Physics book VI: now with parallel Greek, and better anchoring to Bekker (4 July 2020)Se habere A page of translation examples of this difficult expression (28 Oct 2018)Aristotle Physics book IV: now with parallel Greek (7 Oct 2017)Parallel English translation of Scotus' discussion of individuation, *Ordinatio* Book II d.3 questions 1-7. Translation by Prof. Peter Simpson (City University of New York). Includes helpful footnotes and links to Aristotle's Metaphysics (29 Jan 2017)Parallel version of Genesis 2-3. Transliterated Hebrew, Greek, Latin and two English versions (17 Dec 2016)English translation of Ockham's discussion of 'begging the question' (6 Nov 2016)Divine simplicity and negative theology - sources on the subject from Aristotle to Wittgenstein (9 Oct 2016)Aquinas: De Potentia - in wiki format (12 Dec 2015)Thomas Aquinas' commentary on Aristotle's Perihermenias in wiki format (12 Dec 2015)The Sophist, now including the Greek, and anchoring (29 Nov 2015)Distinction I of the first book of William of Ockham's commentary on the Sentences (Scriptum in libros sententiarum) now online for the first time (Nov15 2015)Duns Scotus: his Life and Times (John Edwards) (Oct 11 2015)Existential import - imported and reformatted for the New Logic Museum. (Aug 9 2015)Free will May 2015, in progressConfessions, Augustine, now in wiki versionDe fato, by Cicero (21 May 2015)New parallel version of On Free Choice, by Augustine (4 May 2015)Commentarius in Posteriorum Analyticorum libros by Robert Grosseteste (Mar 31 2015)Commentaries on the Metaphysics (Mar 14 2015)Translations into medieval Latin (March 14 2015)Porphyry's Isagoge, now including the Greek (March 1 2015)Aristotle's Categories, now including the Greek (February 28 2015)Plato's Parmenides including the Greek (February 22 2015)Aristotle's Metaphysics - now including the original Greek (February 22 2015)Duns Scotus on Time and Existence"A significant contribution to Scotus studies and the history of late-thirteenth-century philosophy". Simo Knuuttila, Professor Emeritus, University of Helsinki.“An extremely significant contribution to the study of Scotus, and, in particular, to the background concepts/sources for some of his more important philosophical positions.” Mary Beth Ingham, Franciscan School of Philosophy, BerkeleyAquinas's commentary on Aristotle's Physics now available in wiki version (31 Oct 2014)Summa Theologiae: Parts IIa and IIb now available in the wiki version (26 October 2014)And now Part IIIMore of the Summa Theologiae has been moved into the wiki. The rest can still be found in the old Logic Museum (October 19 2014)Adam Wodeham bibliography (October 5 2014)A Puzzle about Belief - some modern philosophy of language at last (October 5 2014)Peter of Spain, Summulae logicales, Mullally's 1945 translation (September 6 2014)Abelard (works) in progress, the logical works of Abelard (May 26 2014)New category on Abelard, tying some of the editions to some of the witnesses (May 24 2014)Boethius (works) under construction (May 5 2014)Meiser's editions of Boethius' Commentaries on the Perihermenias (April 27 2014)The Duns Scotus page is finally restored from its previously dreadful state (April 25 2014)New experimental page linking Aristotle's Greek to Latin and English translations. This includes full Bekker anchoring.Distinctions 2-25 of Duns Scotus's Ordinatio now available in translation (March 16 2014)Aristotle's Metaphysics, books I-X (11 March 2014)Thomas Aquinas' commentary on the Metaphysics - under construction, copying the original html version onto the wiki, and improving the anchoring system. (11 March 2014)Aristotle's Metaphysics, books I-VII (7 March 2014)Guide to Antonius Andreas' expositio on the Metaphysics (18 February 2014)Books 8-12 of Thomas Aquinas's commentary on the Metapyhysics now uploaded (17 February 2014)MacCaghwell's judgment (31 January 2014)Antonius Andreas (26 January 2014)Tantum unum est (Dalling) (19 January 2014)Loquendum est ut plures (19 January 2014)Tantum unum est (11 January 2014)See also New pages list.Currently working onAuthors/OckhamSentences book I D2Authors/Duns_ScotusEnglish translation by Peter Simpson of the Ordinatio Prologue and distinctions 1 and 2 now available.New page of links to Wadding-Vivès.Authors/Roger_BaconAquinas commentary on the MetaphysicsAntonius' commentary on the metaphysicsCurrently readingBoethius: commentary on the PerihermeniasAbelard: commentary on the PerihermeniasMain categoriesAll categoriesImagesOther useful CategoriesCategory:ManuscriptsCategory:ProjectsCategory:WebsitesCategory:PhilosophersCategory:JournalsCategory:EncyclopediasCategory:SocietiesLinksOld main pageContact the curator↑ "The history of literature like that of empire is full of revolutions. Our public libraries are cemeteries of departed reputations and the dust accumulating upon their untouched volumes speaks as forcibly as the grass that waves over the ruins of Babylon. Few, very few, for a hundred years past have broken the repose of the immense work of the Schoolmen. (Henry Hallam, View of the State of Europe in the Middle Ages, 1818).

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