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Studies in medieval philosophy, science, and logic: collected papers, 1933-1969
Berkeley: University of California Press (1975)
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William of Auvergne and His Treatise De Anima I. Introduction William of Auvergne, Bishop of Paris from until his death in, is of interest to us chiefly ...Other Versions
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