publications
Books
Theology and Science in the Fourteenth
Century:
Three Questions on the Unity
and Subalternation of
the Sciences from John of Reading's
Commentary on
the Sentences, edition and
critical commentary.
Leiden: E. J. Brill, 1989.
Antonius de Carlenis, OP, Four Questions
on the
Subalternation of the Sciences,
edited, with a critical
introduction and translation.
[American Philosophical
Society's Transactions 84,4]
Philadelphia: American
Philosophical Society 1994.
Selected Journal Articles and
Book Chapters
"Nimrod the Astronomer," (with Richard
H. Rouse)
Traditio 37(1981) 203-266.
"The Oxford Calculatores, Quantification
of Qualities,
and Aristotle's Prohibition of
metabasis,"
Vivarium
24(1986) 50-69.
"Proportions in Late-Medieval Universities:
An
Examination of Two Treatises,"
Revue
d'histoire des
textes 16 (1986) 283-310.
"Robert Graystanes O.S.B. on the Subalternation
of
Sciences," Recherches de théologie
ancienne et
médiévale
61(1994) 236-272.
"Unique Manuscripts and Medieval Productivity:
How
Shall We Count?" in Computing
Techniques and the
History of Universities, ed. Peter
Denley.
Halbgraue
Reihe zur historischen Fachinformatik,
A30. St.
Katharinen 1996. pp. 65-85.
“De viris illustribus et mediocribus:
A Biographical
Database of Medieval Franciscan
Commentators on
Aristotle and Peter Lombard’s
Sentences,”
Franciscan Studies 56(1998) 203-237.
“Scientific Writing in the Latin Middle
Ages,” in
Scientific Books, Libraries
and Collectors, ed.
Andrew Hunter. London: Scholar Press,
2000.
pp. 72-98.
“Lombardus electronicus: A Biographical
Database of
Mediaeval Commentators on
Peter Lombard’s
Sentences,” in Mediaeval
Commentaries on the
Sentences of Peter Lombard,
ed. Gillian R. Evans.
Leiden: E. J. Brill, forthcoming.
“Divine Omnipotence and First Principles:
A Late
Medieval Argument on the Subalternation
of the
Science,” to be published in a
memorial volume for
Amos Funkenstein, edited by Peter
H. Reill, Richard
Popkin, and Robert Westman.
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