Theological Disputations at Vienna in the Early Fifteenth Century. Harvard Ms lat. 162

Bulletin de Philosophie Medievale 53:385 - 401 (2011)
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Harvard Ms lat. 162 contains theological questions disputed at the University of Vienna between 1426 and the mid 1430s. The article identifies the respondents in these disputations, conducted under Petrus Reicher de Pirchenwart, regent master in theology. Although some of these theologians, such as Johannes de Gmund, Narcissus Hertz, and Thomas Ebendorfer are well known, most have not left any surviving theological writings. This makes these disputations particularly valuable for the intellectual history of the University of Vienna in the second quarter of the fifteenth century

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