Publisher's description:
Following Latin Aristotle Commentaries. Medieval Authors M-Z (Firenze, Sismel Edizioni del Galluzzo 2010), this new volume completes the edition of Charles H. Lohr's catalogue of the Latin Aristotle mediaeval tradition, offering extraordinary confirmation of a life dedicated to research. The catalogue includes records on all of the commentaries by Latin authors from Abbo of Fleury to Ludovicus de Ferraria, constituting the most complete census in existence of Aristotelian literature from the Middle Ages to the Modern Era. The reception of Aristotelianism throughout the Latin world is thoroughly documented, tracing the circulation and spread of a doctrine that has left a profound mark on European culture and documenting the tenacity and broad articulation of a commentary tradition through reconstruction of the Aristotelian canon of the great masters (Albertus Magnus, Boethius, Johannes Buridanus, John Duns Scotus, Galterius Burlaeus and Guillelmus de Ockham) as well as lesser known intellectuals. The reader now has access to reference information on approximately one thousand authors from the 6th to the 16th centuries: each record contains key bibliographic details, a list of attributed Aristotelian works with title, incipit and explicit, manuscripts, editions, and criticism.