Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, MS 244: Logic Texts

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Title:
Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, MS 244: Logic Texts
Alternate Title:
Logica
Language:
Latin
Extent:
ff. 114
Dimensions:
173 Height (mm) and 117 Width (mm)
Approximate Date:
[ca. 1400 - 1499]
Table of contents:
  • Summulae
  • De consequentia
  • De suppositionibus
  • Obligationes
  • De dictionibus que habent uim confundendi
  • De modo dandi contradictoria
  • Terminus cum quibus
  • De resolubilibus
  • Obiectiones consequentiarum
  • Tractatus consequentiarum, adapted by Robert Allington (?)
  • De obligationibus et insolubilibus
  • De proportionibus
  • Introductiones naturalium
  • De reduplicationibus
  • De sophismatibus
Description:
CCCC MS 244 is a collection of treatises on logic written in a cursive hand of the middle years of the fifteenth century, and was no doubt intended as a volume for university students. It contains a number of popular late medieval texts on the nature and purpose of logic as an intellectual discipline, including a version of William Heytesbury's (1313-80) Tractatus consequentiarum, the Introductiones naturalium attributed to Thomas Netter of Walden OCarm (d. 1430) and Martin the Englishman's Objectiones consequentiarum.
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