An early anonymous tract on consequences (London, BL, Royal 12 FXIX, ff. 111ra-112rb), translation.

June 3, 2017 | Autor: Jacob Archambault | Categoría: Medieval Philosophy, Logic, Medieval History, Medieval Studies, History of Logic, Medieval logic, Philosophical Logic, Philosophy of Logic, Logical Consequence, Consequence, Medieval logic, Philosophical Logic, Philosophy of Logic, Logical Consequence, Consequence

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A short, early anonymous logical treatise on consequences, translated from the critical edition of N. J. Green-Pedersen (Cahiers de l’Institut du Moyen-Âge Grec et Latin 35 (1980):, pp. 1-28). The ms. also contains Burley’s early treatise on consequences, and is dated by the scribe to 1302.

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An early anonymous tract on consequences (London, BL, Royal 12 FXIX, ff. 111ra-112rb), translation.

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