Contents of the two most recent issues, nos. 93–94:

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• Costantino Marmo, The Two Versions of Radulphus Brito’ s Questions on Porphyry
• Sten Ebbesen, Anonymi Lemovicensis Sophisma OMNIS ANIMA NECESSARIO EST IUSTA: An Edition
• Sten Ebbesen, Tractatus Parisiensis de Enuntiabilibus I: An Emendation

93 Special Issue: Peter Abelard's Logic and its Network, edited by Caterina Tarlazzi and Heine Hansen

• Caterina Tarlazzi and Heine Hansen, Preface: Peter Abelard’s Logic and its Network
• Sten Ebbesen, Logic — The Foundation of Medieval Philosophy
• Yukio Iwakuma, Boethius’ De syllogismis hypotheticis: Eleventh-Century Emendations of the Text
• Luisa Valente, “Lovers of Wisdom”: Etymology in the Service of Philosophy and Christianity in Peter Abelard’s Writings
• Anne Grondeux, Genus causa speciei in the Glosulae in Priscianum maiorem: An Allusion to the Material Essence Realism of William of Champeaux?
• Laurent Cesalli, Where Does Material Essence Realism Come From? A Speculative Note on Anne Grondeux’s Paper
• Pietro Podolak, Sankt Gallen ms. 134 and the Unpublished Additions to Pseudo-Rabanus super Porphyrium (P3): An Edition of the Text with a Study
• Charles Girard, Generality and What Porphyry Defines. On a Recurring Question in Realist Isagoge Commentaries around 1100
• Heine Hansen, Alberic of Paris on Aristotle’s Categories: Some Fragmentary Evidence
• Irene Binini, Enuntiabilia, Consequences, and Impossible Antecedents. Some New Evidence from ms. Paris BNF, lat. 3713, fols 86r–89v
• Wojciech Wciórka, Further References to the Nominales and Reales in Stephen Langton’s Works