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3333 — Murdoch, John and Edward A. Synan. “Two Questions on the Continuum: Walter
Chatton (?), O.F.M. and Adam Wodeham, O.F.M.” Franciscan Studies 26 (1966): 212–
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3334 — O’Callaghan, Jeremiah. “The Second Question of the Prologue to Walter Catton’s
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Mediaeval Thinkers: A Collection of hitherto Unedited Texts, edited by J. Reginald
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3335 — Reina, Maria Elena. “La prima questione del Prologo del ‘Commento alla Sentenze
di Walter Catton.’” Rivista critica di storia della filosofia 25 (1970): 48–74, 290–314.
3336 — Schabel, Christopher D. “Oxford Franciscans after Ockham: Walter Chatton and
Adam Wodeham.” In Mediaeval Commentaries on the ‘Sentences’ of Peter Lombard,
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3337 — Tachau, Katherine 
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critica di storia della filosofia 40 (1985): 711–48.
3338 — Zoubov, Vassili P. “Walter Catton, Gerard d’Odon, et Nicolas Bonet.” Physis:
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WILLIAM OF ALNWICK
Editions
3339 — Alliney, Guido. Time and Soul in Fourteenth Century Theology: Three Questions
of William of Alnwick on the Existence, the Ontological Status, and the Unity of Time.
Florence: L.S. Olschki, 2002. [Contains an edition of In Sent. II d. 2 qq. 1–3]
3340 — Noone, Timothy B. “Alnwick on the Origin, Nature and Function of the Formal
Distinction.” Franciscan Studies 53 (1993): 231–61. [Contains an edition of
Determinationes 14.]
Secondary Sources
3341 — Alliney, Guido. “È necessario amare Dio? Una questione inedita di Guglielmo di
Alnwick sulla fruizione beatifica.” In Parva mediaevalia: studi per Maria Elena Reina,
87–128. Trieste: Università degli studi, 1993.
3342 — Alliney, Guido. “Il tempo come “respectus realis” nel primo scotismo: Guglielmo
di Alnwick.” In Tempus aevum aeternitas: La concettualizzazione del tempo nel
pensiero tardomedievale. Atti del colloquio internazionale, Trieste, 4–6 marzo 1999,
edited by Guido Alliney, 131–61. Florence: Olschki, 2000.