- fl. 13th century) was the
author of the Tractatus,
later known as the
Summulae Logicales, an
important medieval university textbook on
Aristotelian logic...
-
Summa and its
diminutive summula (plural
summae and
summulae, respectively) was a
medieval didactics literary genre written in Latin, born
during the 12th...
-
Logical Works. I. An
Overview of the
Summulae de
dialectica a
detailed summary of the nine
treatises of the
Summulae de
dialectica Buridan's
Logical Works...
-
William of Ockham,
Summa of
Logic (ca. 1323) Part III.4. John Buridan,
Summulae de
dialectica Book VII.
Francis Bacon, the
doctrine of the
idols in Novum...
-
Peter of
Spain taught at the
University of
Siena in the 1240s and his
Summulae Logicales was used as a
university textbook on
Aristotelian logic for the...
- Grammatica),
Summa de
Sophismatibus et Distinctionibus, and the
Summulae Dialectices or
Summulae super Totam Logicam.
These are
mature but
essentially conventional...
-
words that
would result by
reading the laws out. Jean Buridan, in his
Summulae de Dialectica, also
describes rules of
conversion that
follow the lines...
-
which he
developed a
theory of predestination, and also
commented on the
Summulae of
Peter of
Spain and on Aristotle's De
caelo and De anima. As a political...
- name
Arbor Porphyrii in the most po****r
medieval logic,
Peter of Spain's
Summulae Logicales. Linnaeus's
system of
static and
discrete species was simply...
- nine-year
formation program consisting of two
years of
logic using the
Summulae logicales of
Peter of
Spain alongside Aristotle's logic,
three years of...
