Sentence examples for sentence commentaries from inspiring English sources

It would be helpful to have studies of particular authors who have used different forms, and more studies tracing the development of a given genre through different authors and periods (as in Jacobi 1999 on dialogue and Whitman 2000 on allegory, Evans 2002 and Rosemann 2009 on Sentence commentaries).

Sometimes the form is important because an author was constrained by practice or academic statute to use it, as with disputations and Sentences commentaries; hence, how an author comes to use or manipulate a given form for his own ends is a significant part of understanding the text.

We possess several versions of Auriol's Sentences commentary.

Gregory's procedure reflects his earlier Sentences commentary in his careful structure.

Marchia's main and most popular writing, larger than all his other works combined, is the Sentences commentary.

The completed critical edition of just one redaction of Marchia's Sentences commentary will take up about a dozen volumes.

Unlike Ockham, however, Marchia had dealt with some issues of social and political philosophy in the early 1320s in book IV of his Sentences commentary.

The other thinker against whose theories Marchia often developed his own doctrine was Auriol, whose Sentences commentary Marchia appears to have known in a Reportatio version.

With the progress of the critical edition of Marchia's Sentences commentary, we are beginning to appreciate more fully his thought in philosophical theology and natural philosophy.

The division was popular in the fifteenth century with such Thomists as Capreolus, who realized its closeness to the account given by Aquinas in his Sentences commentary.

Much work from the past few years has concentrated on Marchia's ideas in metaphysics, both in his commentaries on the Aristotelian work and in the various versions of his Sentences commentary.