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1 - Medieval texts on conscience

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  06 January 2010

Timothy C. Potts
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University of Leeds
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This list is largely compiled from Lottin (1948), with additions at the beginning and end; it is almost certainly incomplete.

Peter Abelard (c. 113 5), Know Yourself. Luscombe, D. E. (1971), Peter Abelard's Ethics. Oxford, at the Clarendon Press, pp. 53–77.

Udo (1173–1176), Commentary on the ‘Judgements’ of Peter Lombard. Lottin (1948), pp. 107–108.

Simon of Bisiniano (1173–1176), Commentary on Gratian's ‘Decretum’. Lottin (1948), p. 74, n. 3.

Peter of Poitiers (1170s), Commentary on the ‘Judgements’ 2.14. Lottin (1948), pp. 108–109, n. 3.

Stephen Langton (1200–1206), Questions. Lottin (1957), pp. 59–61; (1948), pp. 112–115.

Godfrey of Poitiers (1213–1215). Lottin (1948), pp. 116–119.

Alexander Neckham (died 1217), Speculum speculationum. Lottin (1948), pp. 121–122.

William of Auxerre (1220–1225), Summa aurea on the ‘Judgements’. Paris, Philippe Pigouchet, 1600. Excerpts from fol. 65va–fol. 66vb, in Lottin (1948), pp. 123–126, footnotes.

Hugo of St Cher (c. 1230), Commentary on the ‘Judgements’. Lottin (1948), p. 127.

Roland of Cremona (c. 1230), Questions on the ‘Judgements’. Lottin (1948), pp. 130–134.

William of Auvergne (1231–1236), On the Soul 7.13. In Opera omnia (ed. B. Le Feron), vol. 2, supplement, pp. 219–220. Paris, 1674, Re-print: Frankfurt, Minerva, 1963.

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