Duns Scotus-Bibliography - The Catholic University of America

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tardomedievale. Atti del Colloquio Internazionale. Trieste, 4–6 marzo 1999, edited by
Guido Alliney and Luciano Cova, 89–129. Florence: Leo S. Olschki Editore, 2000.
2089 — Postawa, Dawid Czesław. “Poznanie abstrakcyjne według bł. Jana Dunsa Szkota
[Abstractive Cognition in Bl. John Duns Scotus].” In Filozofia franciszkanów
[Franciscan Philosophy]. Vol. 2: Bł. Jan Duns Szkot [Blessed John Duns Scotus],
edited by Celestyn Napiórkowski, 51–64. Niepokalanów: Wydawnictwo Ojców
Franciszkanów, 2005.
2090 — Pràstaro, Anna Maria. “Filosofia e teologia di Dio: Duns Scoto si è contradetto?” In
Regnum hominis et regnum Dei. Acta Quarti Congressus Scotistici Internationalis,
edited by Camille Bérubé. Vol. 1, 249–74. Studia Scholastico-Scotistica 6. Rome:
Societas Internationalis Scotistica, 1978.
2091 — Pràstaro, Anna Maria. “Il primato della voluntà in Duns Scoto.” In Homo et
Mundus. Acta Quinti Congressus Scotistici Internationalis, edited by Camille Bérubé,
273–90. Studia Scholastico-Scotistica 8. Rome, 1984.
2092 — Prentice, Robert P. “L’onnipotenza divina secondo G. Duns Scoto.” Studi
francescani 63/1 (1966): 34–50.
2093 — Prentice, Robert P. “Piani di coordinamento di Aristotele, G. Duns Scoto e Teilhard
de Chardin sul problema di Dio.” Antonianum 45 (1970): 44–51.
2094 — Prentice, Robert P. “Primary Efficiency and its Relation to Creation: Infinite Power
and Omnipotence in the Metaphysics of John Duns Scotus.” Antonianum 40 (1965):
395–441.
2095 — Prentice, Robert P. “Scotus’ Rejection of Pure Perfections as Means for Proving
the Divine Intelligence and Volition According to the ‘De primo principio,’ Chapter 4,
Conclusion 4, Proof 6.” Antonianum 49 (1974): 47–71.
2096 — Prentice, Robert P. “Scotus’ Transposition of the Problematic Posited by the Real
Identity between the Divine Essence and Existence.” Antonianum 46 (1971): 427–42.
2097 — Prentice, Robert P. “Scotus’ Voluntarism as Seen in His Concept of the Essence of
Beatitude.” In Studia mediaevalia et mariologica P. Carolo Balić OFM septuagesimum
explenti annum dicata, 161–86. Rome: Pontificium Athenaenum Antonianum, 1971.
2098 — Prentice, Robert P. “Some Aspects of the Significance of the First Chapter of the
‘De primo principio’ of John Duns Scotus.” Antonianum 36 (1961): 225–37.
2099 — Prentice, Robert P. “The ‘De primo principio’ of John Duns Scotus as a Thirteenth
Century ‘Proslogion.’” Antonianum 39 (1964): 77–109.
2100 — Prentice, Robert P. “The Contingent Element Governing the Natural Law on the
Last Seven Precepts of the Decalogue According to Duns Scotus.” Antonianum 42
(1967): 259–92.