quodlibetal

In his production Henry dedicates no less than 20 quodlibetal questions to an analysis of will and intellect, considered both in general and with particular reference to the human sphere (Macken 1975 and 1977).

Hitler's Angel (A Meta Christmas Carol) 2009

An important function of the master in both quodlibetal and disputed questions is the determinatio, in which the master ordered the various smaller questions into articles of a given question.

Literary Forms of Medieval Philosophy Sweeney, Eileen 2008

Since we know that theologians™ administrative responsibilities did not preclude their participation in such events as quodlibetal disputations, it is possible that the debate took place while Gregory was his order's prior general as the incipit says, i.e., in the latter half of 1357 or in 1358, which would make it his last word on intellectual matters.

Gregory of Rimini Schabel, Christopher 2007

Marmursztejn (2006) offers many particular instances of Godfrey's thinking about various practical matters while developing her theme of different quodlibetal Masters 'understanding of their role and their authority in determining disputed issues.

Godfrey of Fontaines Wippel, John 2006

This approximate date can be inferred from the fact that he conducted his first quodlibetal dispute as a Master of Theology at Paris in 1285, and that one could not become a Master in this faculty before reaching the age of 35.

Godfrey of Fontaines Wippel, John 2006

A manuscript in Vienna contains what could be Crathorn's forty-two quodlibetal questions (Richter 1972), but most of these questions are similar to the ones contained in his Questions on the Sentences (Quaestiones super librum sententiarum).

William Crathorn Robert, Aurélien 2005