Radices et plantationes theologicae facultatis hic Parisius The Biblical Principia of Pierre Leduc and Henri le Boulangier and the Victorine Tradition during the Great Schism
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Nicolas de Morencourt, held positions as prior in order from 1388 to 1414 Henri le Boulangier, regency probably began in 1409-1410 (†1419) Nevertheless, there are no biblical or Sentences commentaries ascribed to any Victorines active at Paris after 1237 in the great repertoria of Friedrich Stegmüller 6 , and no true sets of quodlibetal or ordinary questions either. There is a sizeable question on the nature of theology long known to have been ascribed to Gérard de Saint-Victor in Amiens, Bibliothèque municipale 234, which turns out to pertain to the Prologue on the Sentences and, together with the preceding principium or sermon, constitutes the start of Gérard's Lectura on Lombard from around 1300 7. Other than that, just about all we had
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| Document Title | Radices et plantationes theologicae facultatis hic Parisius The Biblical Principia of Pierre Leduc and Henri le Boulangier and the Victorine Tradition during the Great Schism |
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| Author / Organization | Chris Schabel |
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| Publication Year | 2022 |
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