Gerald Odonis (c.1285–1348) is perhaps one of the few medieval personalities to have the posthumous fortune, or misfortune, to be casted as a villain in the grand historical narrative of the Franciscan Order, and then to become the subject of a renewed scholarly interest for his intellectual ingenuity since the latter decades of the twentieth …
Jatka lukemista Two lives of a medieval philosophy text – from manuscript to print
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