Adam Wodeham: An Introduction to His Life and Writings (Studies in Medieval and Reformation Thought , No 21)

Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents Preface List of Abbreviations Introduction I. Lecturae super Libros Sententiarum A. Wodeham Studies, 1920–1970 B. The Redactions of the Oxford Lectures on the Sentences 1. Editiones media et longa Reconsidered 2. Vat. lat. 955: Main text and marginalia 3. Vat. lat. 1110 4. Caius College 281 5. The Ordinatio C. The Norwich and London Lectures 1. The Norwich Lectures 2. The London Lectures 3. Manuscript Possibilities D. Treatises on Quantity and the Continuum E. Summary II. Oxford Thought in the Age of Wodeham: His Sources A. Biblical and Patristic Citations B. Doctores antiqui C. Moderni 1. Franciscan Education in England 2. Wodeham's "modern" sources Magister Abstractionum Peter of Baldeswell, OFM James of Ascoli, OFM Henry Harclay William of Alnwick, OFM Peter Aureol, OFM Walter Burley, Mertonian Richard Campsale, Mertonian Walter Beaufon, OFM John of Reading, OFM Richard Drayton, OFM William of Ockham, OFM Francis Mayronnis, OFM Henry of Costesey, OFM Ralph Pigaz, OFM Walter Chatton, OFM Gerard Odonis, OFM Richard Fitzralph Nigel of Wavere, Mertonian John of Rodington, OFM Nicholas of Hoyo, OFM Reppes Thomas Felthorp Richard Kilvington 3. The Socii Monachus Niger: the Benedictine socius The Dominican socius: Robert Holcot, William Crathorn, and Roger Gosford Grafton: Edmund (OFM), Hugh (OSA), and William Chiterne, (OFM) William Skelton, Mertonian Richard of Radford The Carmelite Bachelor D. Summary III. The Lecturae of Adam in Later Medieval Thought A. Early Reactions at Oxford, Paris, and Cologne 1. England, 1334–1350 2. Paris, 1342–1345 3. Cologne, 1335–1348 B. Wodeham in the Aftermath of the Condemnations of 1346 and 1347 C. Parisian Theology, 1349–1364 D. The Return of Marginalia, 1365–1400 E. The Spanish Contribution F. Some Conclusions IV. Wodeham's Academic Career A. The Early Years 1. Studies under Ockham and Chatton 2. The Norwich Lectures 3. The London Lectures B. The Oxford Lectures 1. Collationes, Protestatio, Principia, and Quaestiones 2. Wodeham's Style and Structure C. Baccalarius Biblicus et Formatus D. The Oxford Regency E. Wodeham's Last Years F. Epilogue Appendix 1: Reportatio et Ordinatio Oxonienses A. Reportatio (?) Oxoniensis 1. Description of Manuscript: Vat. lat. 1110 2. Incipits, Explicits, and List of Questions B. Ordinatio Oxoniensis 1. Description of Manuscripts a. Bruges, Bibl. de la Ville, 172 b. Paris, Maz. 915 c. Paris, Univ. 193 d. Tarazona, Cat. 7 e. Vat. lat. 955 (text) 2. Incipits, Explicits, and List of Questions C. Erfurt-Lüneburg Subredaction 1. Relation of Manuscripts 2. Description of Manuscripts and Order of Questions a. Erfurt, CA 2° 133 b. Lüneburg, Ratsbiicherei, Theol. 4° 29 Appendix 2: Collectio brevis, or the Second Redaction A. Description of Manuscripts 1. Bruges, Bibl. de la Ville, 172 2. Florence, Bibl. Naz., conv. soppr. A III 508 3. Florence, Bibl. Naz., conv. soppr. B VII 1249 4. Paris, Bibl. Nat. lat. 15 892 5. Vat. lat. 955 (marginalia) B. Incipits, Explicits, and List of Questions Appendix 3: Lectura Secunda A. Description of Manuscript: Cambridge, Gonville & Caius, 281 B. Incipits, Explicits, and List of Questions Appendix 4: Fragmenta et Abbreviationes sive Extractiones A. Vat. lat. 869 B. The Cologne Extractio 1. Description of Text 2. Description of Manuscripts a. Hannover, Stadtbibl., Ms. 1 b. Naples, Bibl. Naz. VII C 53 3. List of Questions C. The Oyta Abbreviatio 1. List of Edition and Manuscripts 2. Incipits, Explicits, and List of Questions D. Vat. lat. 946 Appendix 5: Table of Questions Index of Manuscripts Cited Index of Names