Some Transcriptions

Some manuscript and early print transcriptions I have been working on recently. These are drafts, not proper editions, and may contain (a lot of) grammatical errors as well as typos. As a general principle, I kept as close to the original as I could, although punctuation has been added throughout.

• A.G. Brito: In II Sent., d.12, q.3

("Whether there is matter in all corporeal things")

• A.G. Brito: In II Sent., d.37, q.1

(on God's concurrence with sinful acts of the will)

• Alexander of Alexandria: In II Sent., d.12

("Whether an angel is composite of matter and form")

• Peter of Ailly: In IV Sent.

(questions on causation)

• Landulphus Caracciolo: In II Sent., d.3

(on the matter of angels and the soul)

• Nicholas Trivet: Quodl., I.10, IV.19

(against universal hylomorphism)

• Peter Auriol: In II Sent., d.3, d. 12

(on the matter of angels and heavenly bodies)

• Peter Auriol : In II Sent., d.38, q.1, a.1

(Whether God is causally active in sinful volitions)

• Peter of Palude: In II Sent., d.1, q.4

("Whether God is immediately active in every operation of nature")

• Peter of Palude: In II Sent., d.12, q. 1

(on celestial matter and whether God can create matter without form)