An unedited sophism by marsilius of inghen : 'Homo est Bos'
Vivarium 15 (1):46-56 (1977)
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Similar books and articlesMaarten Hoenen, Marsilius of Inghen. Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.
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E. P. Bos (1979). A Note on an Unknown Manuscript Bearing Upon Marsilius of Inghen's Philosophy of Nature. Vivarium 17 (1):61-68.
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