Antonius Andreae and the Concept of Science in His Commentary on Metaphysics: Transcription of Book VI, q. 1-6

Bulletin de Philosophie Medievale 62:91-168 (2020)
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Antonius Andreae was one of the most distinguished disciples and disseminators of John Duns Scotus’s doctrines within the Crown of Aragon and his works, which had an outstanding editorial success,...

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Maria Cabré Duran
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