Logica Magna (Classical and Medieval Logic Texts)

Ashworth here provides explanatory notes and references with the full text of Paul's Tractatus--a description of the rules that medieval logic students were obligated to obey in disputations designed to test their skills. In his discussion, Paul raises problems in formal logic and the philosophy of language.

Paul of Venice

Religion & Spirituality

Oxford University Press

In this fascicule Paul examines conditional propositions and inferences. Detailed notes make Paul's terminology and background ideas and assumptions more accessible to the modern reader, and an appendix contains substantial extracts from the writings of two fourteenth-century logicians, Ralph Strode and John Venator, both of whose works Paul makes extensive use of in this part of the Logica Magna.

History

Europe

Part of text with translation from Paul of Venice's lengthy and elaborate work on logic, written in the 1390s.

Logica Magna: Tractatus De Hypotheticis: Part Ii, Fascicule 3: Tractatus de hypotheticis (Classical and Medieval Logic Texts Volume VII)

Alexander Broadie

Paulie Veneti

Part of text with translation from Paul of venice's lengthy and elaborate work on logic written in the 139os.

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Logica Magna (Classical and Medieval Logic Texts)

Logica Magna (Classical and Medieval Logic Texts)

Logica Magna: Tractatus De Hypotheticis: Part Ii, Fascicule 3: Tractatus de hypotheticis (Classical and Medieval Logic Texts Volume VII)

Logica Magna (Classical and Medieval Logic Texts)