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This project aims to gather, share, and enhance knowledge about Spanish logicians who were active at the University of Paris during the 16th century. I am dedicated to creating a comprehensive resource that includes biographical information, contributions, and historical context about these influential figures.
I am looking for people to help me add content, fix errors, and share material related to this fascinating topic. Whether you are a historian, a student, or simply someone with an interest in the history of logic, your contributions are welcome.
Here are some of the logicians I am currently focusing on:
Antonio Coronel was an influential figure in the realm of logic and philosophy, known for his work and teachings at the University of Paris.
Luis Coronel made significant contributions to logic and philosophy.
Juan de Celaya was a distinguished logician and philosopher, known for his extensive work and influence at the University of Paris.
Domingo de Soto was a renowned Spanish logician and theologian, whose work at the University of Paris significantly shaped the academic discourse of his time.
All the logicians in this table were born in the 15th century.
| Name | Dates |
|---|---|
| Johannes Versoris | 1410-1485 |
| Georges de Bruxelles | 1440?1510? |
| Thomas Bricot | 1445?1516 |
| Magnus Hundt | 1449-1519 |
| Jacques Lefèvre d’Étaples | 1455-1536 |
| Gerardus de Harderwijck | 1455-1503 |
| Silvestro Mazzolini (Prierio) | 1456-1527 |
| Jerónimo Pardo | 1460?1502 |
| Peter Tartaret | 1460-1522 |
| Jodocus Trutfetter | 1460-1519 |
| Bartholomaeus Arnoldi (Usingen) | 1465-1532 |
| John Mair | 1467-1550 |
| Agostino Nifo | 1470-1538 |
| Chrysostomus Javellus | 1470-1538 |
| Arnoldus de Tongern | 1470-1540 |
| Hieronymus de Sancto Marco | 1470????? |
| Hieronimus of Hangest | 1470?1538 |
| Josse van Clichtove | 1472-1543 |
| Antonio Coronel | 1480-1521 |
| Luis Coronel | 14??-1531 |
| Robert Caubraith | 1483-1544 |
| John Eck | 1486-1543 |
| Gaspar Lax | 1487-1560 |
| Juan Dolz | 1490?1550? |
| Juan de Celaya | 1490-1558 |
| Fernando de Enzinas | 1494?1523 |
| Domingo de Soto | 1494-1560 |
| Augustinus Sbarroya | 1495-1554 |
If you are interested in contributing to this project, please reach out to me using the form below. I look forward to collaborating with you!
This project is a collaborative effort, and all content is provided under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. You are free to share and adapt the material as long as you provide appropriate credit, indicate if changes were made, and distribute your contributions under the same license.
If you notice any copyright violations or have concerns about the content, please contact me immediately so that I can address the issue.
Thank you for your contributions and support in making this project a valuable resource for everyone interested in the history of logic.