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Zustand: New.

Zustand: New.

34 x 22.5 cm. Black cloth hardcover. 16),402,10 pp. pages. Reprint published in 1966 by Gregg International Publishers Limited, Farnborough. Latin text. Complete commentary by Hervaeus Natalis on the Sentences of Peter Lombard, with an additional treatise on papal authority. Facsimile of the original 1647 Paris edition, including title vignette. Language: Latin. Small signs of use, ex-libris, very good, see pictures. 2080g.…

Leiden 2012. xv,245 pp. Wrappers. diss. (some marginal pencil scores and annotations).

Brossura. Zustand: nuovo. L.M. De Rijk (ed). 335pp. Language(s):English, Latin. Publication Year:2011. Brepols. ISBN: 978-2-503-54288-1. Paperback --- SUMMARY The aim of the present edition of Harvey Nedellec's De quattuor materiis is to make a collection of texts available that can throw some more light upon the ongoing debates around 1300 about some highly controversial issues, including the plurality of forms, the relationship between being and essence, the significance (or superfluity) of the intelligible species, and the intellect's priority to the will. Harvey's polemic interventions, which are explicitly directed against the ontological positions held by Henry of Ghent, are the more interesting as they are coloured by a manifest animosity against his opponent and the Ghentian way of doing philosophy in general. The author's attitude is most prominent in the first tract of the collection presented in the first volume, De formis. In order to put the impact of this tract into a larger perspective, Harvey's extensive treatise De unitate formae substantialis in eodem supposito has been added.…

Brossura. Zustand: nuovo. L.M. De Rijk (ed). Pages: 191 p. Language(s):English, Latin. Publication Year:2013. Brepols. ISBN: 978-2-503-54807-4. Paperback --- SUMMARY This second volume of Hervaeus Natalis's polemical work, De quattuor materiis contains his De esse et essentia. In this work the author criticizes the rival systems of the metaphysics of creation that were upheld by Giles of Rome and Henry of Ghent, and presents an exposition of his own notion of being. To explain Harvey's antagonistic attitude to Henry of Ghent and his simultaneous rejection of Giles's positions (the rigid Aegidian real distinction between essence and existence in particular) it was necessary to provide a thorough investigation of the ontological positions of both Henry and Giles. Hence the lion's part of the Introduction is devoted to these two rivals of Harvey's. The selection of the manuscripts used for the present edition of De esse et essentia as well as the ratio edendi, orthography, punctuation and headings employed, are explained in the General Introduction to volume one, De formis (SA 30). This second volume had been finished by the editor, L.M. de Rijk, just before his sudden death on July 30, 2012. The final version has been read by Joke Spruyt and Olga Weijers.…

Turnhout, Brepols, 2011-2013. 2 vol. cviii,355-clxvi,191pp. Wrappers. (Studia Artistarum 30 & 35).