Authors/Ockham/Dialogus
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- Padua B. Antoniana MS 197 (An)
- B. de l'Arsenal MS Lat. 517 (Ar)
- Auxerre B. municipale MS Lat. 252 (213) (Au)
- Avignon B. municipale MS 324 (Av)
- Aix-en-Provence B. Méjanes MS Lat. 1463 (1329) (Ax)
- Basel. Univ. A.VI.5 (Ba)
- Basel. Univ. B.VI.2 (Bb)
- Bremen Universitätsbibliothek MS 35 (Bm)
- Braunschweig Stadtbibl. MS cxlviii (Br)
- Regensburg Bischöflichen Zentralbibl. Fragment I.3.16 (Bi)
- Cambrai Bibl. Municipale Classée MS Lat. 286 (271) (Ca)
- Cesena Bibl. Comunale Malatestiana Codice Malatestiano D. XIX 2 (Ce)
- Dijon Bibl. Municipale MS 340 (249) (Di)
- Escorial Biblioteca privada de los padres Agustinos de El Escorial (Ockham) (Es)
- Biblioteca Medicea-Laurenziana, Florence, ex. Biblioteca S. Crocis, Plut. XXXVI, dext., cod. 11 (Fi)
- Frankfurt-am-Main Stadt- und Universitätsbibliothek, Lat. quart. 4 (Fr)
- Köln Stadtarchiv GB fol. 76 (Ko)
- London Brit. Mus. additional MS 33,243 (La)
- London Brit. Mus. Harlean MS 33 (Lb)
- London Brit. Mus. Royal 7F.XII (Lc)
- London Lambert Palace Lib. MS 168 (Lm)
- Paris. Bibl. Mazarine MS 3522 (478) ( Mw)
- Naples Bibl. Naz. Vittorio Emanuele III MS Nat. VII.C.31 (Na)
- Oxford St John's College Lib. MS LXIX (Ox)
- Paris. B. Nat. lat. MS 14313 (Pa)
- Paris. B. Nat. lat. MS 15881 (Pb)
- Paris. B. Nat. lat. MS 3657 (Pc)
- Paris. B. Nat. lat. MS 14619 (Pe)
- Salamanca Bibl. universitaria MS 1971 (Sa)
- Toulouse Bibl. Municipale MS 221 (To)
- Paris. Bibl. de la Sorbonne MS Univ. 226 (Un)
- Roma Vat. Lat. 4001 (Va)
- Roma Vat. Lat. 4096 (Vb)
- Roma Vat. Lat. 4097 (Vc)
- Roma Vat. Lat. 4098 (Vd)
- Roma Vat. Lat. 4115 (Ve)
- Roma Vat. Lat. 7196 (Vf)
- Roma Vat. Regin. Lat. 370 (Vg)
- Weimar Herzogin Anna Amalia Bibl. Q23 (We)
Editions
- Dialogus Part 2; Part 3, Tract 1 Edited by Jan Ballweg, John Kilcullen, Volker Leppin and John Scott [1]
Translations
- Dialogus, LATIN TEXT AND ENGLISH TRANSLATION edited by John Kilcullen, George Knysh, Volker Leppin, John Scott and Jan Ballweg, under the auspices of the Medieval Texts Editorial Committee of the British Academy here [2].