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EDITIONS

 

A)  General Information

 B)  e - Editions

B.1) Portals
B.2) Multi-authors databases
B.3) Individual authors

C)  Digitized Printed Books (aka Scans)

C.1) Portals

C.2) Web sites

C.2.1) Generalist databases
C.2.2) Libraries
C.2.3
) Thematic web sites or pages
C.2.4)
Individual authors

NB: the symbol [P] after a link means "Paying access".

 

A) GENERAL INFORMATION

Le Médiéviste et l'Ordinateur: an online journal devoted to new technologies and Medieval history (IRHT, Paris).


B) e-EDITIONS

NB: I deliberately exclude electronic editions that do not mention their provenance or the printed source from which they derive, so as to avoid reporting unreliable editions.


B.1) PORTALS

Corpus Scriptorum Latinorum: a collaborative project of a "centralized resource for locating Latin literature on the internet."

MediÆvalia: créé par Stefano Caroti (université de Parme); divers textes, soit hébergés sur ce site, soit référencés par hyperlien.

The Philological Museum: "An analytic bibliography of on-line neo-Latin texts", by D. F. Sutton (Univ. of Calif., Irvine).


B.2) MULTI-AUTHORS DATABASES

Archivio della Latinità Italiana del Medioevo: Il progetto ALIM  intende offrire alla libera consultazione, sulla rete Internet, tutti i testi composti in Italia nel corso del medioevo e scritti in latino.

Bibliotheca Augustana: created by Prof. L. Harsch (Augusburg). A most elegant website, texts from reference editions, with notices and bibliographies. No search functions.

Bivio (Biblioteca virtuale on line): una collaborazione tra l'Istituto di Studi sul Rinascimento e Signum (Firenze) et il Centro di ricerche informatiche per le discipline umanistiche della Scuola Normale di Pisa (mostly focused on Renaissance).

CAMENA - Corpus Automatum Multiplex Electorum Neolatinitatis Auctorum  

CELT (Corpus of Electronic Texts): "The Free Online Resource for Irish history, literature and politics" of the "Documents of Ireland" project (University College Cork) includes of course medieval texts.

Corpus Corporum (Repositorum operum Latinorum apud universitatem Turicensem): A university of Zurich project which aims at being a (meta-) repository of all sorts of Latin texts, including philosphical medieval ones, equipped with search tools .

E codicibus: digital repository of electronic texts maintained by the philologic research section of the SISMEL with the aim to publish and share over the internet scholarly editions or transcriptions of mainly unpublished works.

Documenta Catholica Omnia: comme le titre l'indique, immense projet de digitalisation de tous les textes issus des papes, des conciles, des Pères et Docteurs de l'Eglise, et autres écrivains ecclésiastiques, des orgines à nos jours. Inclut la Patrologie Latine et la Patrologie Grecque de Migne.

The Franciscan Archive: several online sources on the Franciscan order and some famous Franciscans.

Internet Medieval Sourcebook (Fordham Univ.): interesting selection of documents.

Library of Latin Texts [P]: a Brepols database, created and run by the pioneer Prof. P. Tombeur (CTLO) ; contains the entire corpus of Latin literature from Classical Antiquity up to the second century C.E./A.D, Patristic literature up to 735 and non-Christian authors such as Macrobius or Martianus Capella, and a great number of medieval and Neo-Latin works. Sophisticated search-functions.

MediÆvalia: créé par Stefano Caroti (université de Parme); divers textes, soit hébergés sur ce site, soit référencés par hyperlien.

Past Masters [P]: by InteLex; some major authors, with search function: among others, Aristotle in Greek with the Revised Oxford Translation, Anselm's Opera Omnia (ed. Schmitt), the Corpus Augustinianum Gissense, Ockham's Opera Philosophica and Opera Theologica (ed. Franciscan Institute), Duns Scotus's Opera Philosophica (ed. Franciscan Institute), Suarez's Disputationes.

Patrologia Latina [P]: electronic version of Migne's series (therefore to be used with the same precautions than Migne's non-critical editions). Search functions.

Perseus Project : Ancient Greek & Roman texts, plus now Arabic texts (since 2008), with dictionaires & other tools. Search functions. A Tufts Univ. database.

Peter King's Scholarly Resources: many e-texts available thanks to Prof. King (Toronto). The texts have been scanned from various sources and transformed in ASCII files. The editorial appartus and notes have been removed so as not to infringe copyrights. Do not omit to read King's caveat.

The Scholastic Commentaries and Texts Archive (SCTA): Led by Jeffrey C. Witt, a project of collaborative editions of texts. It is for now distributed in Commentaries on the corpus of Pseudo-Dionysius, De Anima commentaries, Sentences commentaries, Summulae logicales and commentaries, and uncategorized texts.

SourcEncyMe (SOURCes des ENCYclopédies MEdiévales): projet de corpus électronique des encyclopédies médiévales latines, avec annotations ; plusieurs encyclopédies déjà disponibles.

Thesaurus Linguae Graecae [P] : founded in 1972 the TLG has already collected and digitized most literary texts written in Greek from Homer to the fall of Byzantium in AD 1453. Its goal is to create a comprehensive digital library of Greek literature from antiquity to the present era. An abridged version is free of charges.

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B.3) INDIVIDUAL AUTHORS

(Bible) Vetus Latina Database [P]: citations of the Latin Bible from the writings of the Church Fathers; a Brepolis database.
(Bible) Biblia Sacra vulgata: Fourth edition of the Biblia Sacra iuxta vulgatam versionem, 1994. Search function limited to key-words.
(Bible) VulSearch:  view ad search the Clementine Vulgate Bible (1598). In addition: the Glossa ordinaria, and the Nova Vulgata.
(Bible) Glossae.net: Gloses et commentaires de la Bible au Moyen Âge, certains présentés en mode texte

Accursius: an edition project of his gloss on the Corpus Iuris; some passages available.
Alanus Insulensis:
Anticlaudianus sive de officiis viri boni et perfecti (ed. Bossuat)
Albertus Magnus: Alberti Magni Opera Omnia Editio Digitalis, by the Albertus Magnus Institut [P]: the famous so-called Cologne edition of Albert's complete works now has a digital version.
Albertus Magnus:
De quidecim problamatibus. De fato. (Spurious) De fine religiosae perfectionis/De adhaerendo Deo.
Anselm of Canterbury
: many texts on P. King's Resources (ASCII format, without the apparatus).
AristotelesAristoteles Latinus [P]: database of medieval translations of Aristotle edited by the De Wulf-Mansion Center, Leuven, with the ‘Traditio Litterarum Occidentalium’ Centre (P. Tombeur). Categoriae et De Interpretatione (in Boethius' translations) on P. King's Resources.
Augustine of Hippo: some works on J. J. O'Donnell page. Various works on P. King's Resources (ASCII format, without the apparatus).
Averroes: Made available by the Medieval Academy of America, Commentarium Magnum in Aristotelis ‘De Anima’ libros (ed. Crawford, CCAA versio Latina vol. VI, 1); Commentarium Medium in Aristotelis ‘De Generatione et Corruptione’ libros (ed. Fobes-Kurland, CCAA versio Latina vol. IV, 1); Compendia librorum Aristotelis qui ‘Parva Naturalia’ Vocantur (ed. Shields-Blumberg, CCAA versio Latina vol. VII); Compendia librorum Aristotelis qui ‘Parva Naturalia’ Vocantur (ed. Blumberg, CCAA versio Arabica vol. VII); Compendia librorum Aristotelis qui ‘Parva Naturalia’ Vocantur (ed. Blumberg, CCAA versio Hebraica vol. VII); Commentarium Medium in Porphyrii ‘Isagogen’ et Aristotelis ‘Categorias’ (ed. Davidson, CCAA versio Hebraica vol. Ia); Commentarium Medium et Epitome in Aristotelis ‘De Generatione et Corruptione’ libros (ed. Kurland, CCAA versio Hebraica vol. IV, 1-2); ‘De substantia orbis’: Critical Edition of the Hebrew Text with English Translation and Commentary. by A. Hyman. (CCAA- versio Hebreica).
Boethius
: many works on P. King's Resources (ASCII format, without the apparatus).
Boethius: Consolatio, ed. by J. J. O'Donnell (from CSEL ed.), with a concordance.
Boethius de Dacia: De aeternitate mundi. De summo bono. De somniis.
Blasius Parmensis (Biagio Pelacani da Parma): éditions partielles provisoires de textes de Blaise de Parme, plus informations sur les travaux en cours ou achevés.
Bonaventura de Bagnoreggio: The Internet Guide to St. Bonaventure, by the Franciscan Archive: several links to online texts & translations, including the Commentary on the Sentences (Quaracchi edition) along with an english transl. (book 1 also avalable on CD-ROM).
Calcidius: In Platonis Timaeum (ASCII format, without the apparatus, prepared by P. King)
Dante AlighieriDante online: complete works, text of the Edizione Nazionale. The Word of Dante is a beautiful site that offers multi-media tools to study the Divine Comedy, including teh searchable Italian text, an English translation, interactive maps, diagrams, music, a database, timeline and gallery of illustrations (sponsored by the Institute for Advanced Technologies in the Humanities, University of Virginia). De vulgari eloquentia. De monarchia. Quaestio de aqua et terra. Epistolae.
Dietrich of Freiberg: vd. Theodoricus de Vriberch.
Dominicus Gundissalinus: the Gundissalinus Working Group provides online versions of the critical editions.
Eckhardus de Hoheim: several texts in Latin and German on the Meister Eckhart und seine Zeit website. Quaestiones parisienses. Predigt 1. Von abgescheidenheit.
Encyclopédies Médiévales : quelques textes en ligne sur le site du Centre d'Etude des Textes Médiévaux de l'université de Rennes 2.

Gualterus Burlaeus De sensibus.
Guilbertus Pictavensis (Gilbert of Poitiers, Porretanus) : on P. King's Resources (ASCII format, without the apparatus)
Guillielmis de Conchis: Philosophia mundi, liber I
Guillielmus de Ockham: on P. King's Resources.
Henricus a GandavoOpera omnia online: a number of Quodlibets and of articles of the Summa questionum ordinarium, plus some other texts, are available on the Web site of the team based at the University of North Carolina.
Isidorus Hispalensis: Etymologiarum libri XX (ed. Lindsay). Sententiarum libri III (ed. Cazier). Partial (but presumably in progress) transcription of his De Natura Rerum, from the ms. 83II of the Dom- und Diözesanbibliothek Köln.
Hugo de Sancto Victore: Didascalicon (de studio legendi)
Hus, Ioannes: Responsum ultimum (Articuli condemnati et responsiones Husi) ; Ultimae epistolae
Ioannes Buridanus: on P. King's Resources (ASCII format, without the apparatus) and on the web site Buridanica.
Ioannes de Mirecuria (Mirecourt): provisional edition of his Commentary on Sentences, book I, by M. Parodi et al.
Iohannes de Sancto Geminiano: Summa de exemplis ac similitudinibus rerum (éd. Anvers, 1609)
(Ioannes Duns Scotus) The Internet Guide to Bl. John Duns Scotus, by the Franciscan Archive: several links to online texts & translations.
Ioannes Duns Scotus: Questiones In Isagogen, In Metaphysicen, In Praedicamenta on P. King's Resources.
Ivo of Chartres: canon law texts, namely, the Collectio Tripartita, the Decretum and the Panormia.
Marsilius de Padua: Defensor pacis.
Nicolaus de Ultricuria (Autrecourt):  Epistolae. Articuli condemnati.
Nicolaus de Cusa: his complete works online (often with translations) thanks to the great Cusanus-Portal.
Nicolaus Oresmius: Tractatus de Origine, Natura, Jure et Mutationibus Monetarum
Petrus Abelardus: many texts on P. King's Resources (ASCII format, without the apparatus); Introductiones Parvulorum, ed. Del Pra; Glossae super Peri Hermeneias, ed Jacobi-Strub; Dialectica, ed. de Rijk.   Heloisa und Abelard: a comprehensive website, by W. Robl; contains tons of documents on Abelard, Heloisa, and their contemporaries, including online sources and texts.
Petrus Aureolus: in progress edition of the Scriptum super primum Sententiarum by R. Friedman & al.
Petrus de Candia: questions of his Commentary on the Sentences, by C. Schabel & al.
Petrus Hispanus Portugalensis, Tractatus called afterwards Summule Logicales, ed. L.M. de Rijk.
Petrus Lombardus:  Sententiarum libri quatuor, with an English translation, on the Franciscan Archive site
Petrus Ioannis Olivi: some texts and related information published by S. Piron's "micro-review" Oliviana.
Petrus Plaoul Electronic Critical Edition: parts of his Commentary on the Sentences being edited by Jeff Witt.
Proclus: Elementatio theologica translata a Guillelmo de Morbecca. Liber de causis.
Ramon Lull Database: by the Centre de Documentacio Ramon Lull, Barcelona.
Remigio dei Girolami: several texts of this author, including quodlibetal questions, by Emilio Panella.
Richard Rufus: The Richard Rufus of Cornwall Project : work in progress, with provisional editions.
Ricardus SophistaAbstractiones.
Robertus Lincolnesis (Grosseteste): The Electronic Grosseteste : with search functions. Many texts also on P. King's Resources and the Commentarius in Posteriorum Analyticorum libros, ed. P. Rossi, Corpus philosophorum medii aevi 2, in the Logic Museum.
Suarez, Francescus: Disputationes Metaphysicae, ed. by Salvador Castellote und Michael Renemann (Bochum).
Sigerus de Brabantia:   De aeternitate mundi. Quaestiones in tertium de anima.
Theodoricus de Vriberch: De visione beatifica. De ente et essentia. De natura contrariorum. De natura et proprietate continuorum.
Thomas Cantimpratensis: Liber de natura rerum, versions I-II, ed. Cipriani, and version "Thomas III", éd. Vollman-Hünemörder, with annotations.
Tertullianus: the complete works, processed from scans of different editions. To be used with precaution, accordingly to the editor's warning.
Thomas Aquinas:  Corpus Thomisticum:  includes the Opera Omnia (recognovit ac instruxit Enrique Alarcón; Leonine ed. text ), the Index Thomisticus by R. Busa, with multiple search functions, and other tools. An app called "CTh It" is now available in Google Play Store for Android tablets and smartphones.
Thomas Cantimpratensis: Liber de natura rerum, versions I-II ; Liber de natura rerum, version "Thomas III".
Vincentius Belvacensis: Epistola actoris ad regem Ludovicum (ms. Dijon, BM 568), Libellus apologeticus version "Dijon" (ms. Dijon, BM 568), Libellus apologeticus, version bifaria (ms. Bruxelles, KBR 18465), Memoriale omnium temporum, Prologus; Speculum doctrinale, version SM trifaria (éd. Douai 1624), Speculum historiale, version SM trifaria (Ms Douai BM 797), Speculum naturale, version SM trifaria (éd. Douai 1624).
Walter Burley:  vd. Gualterus Burlaeus.

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C) DIGITIZED PRINTED BOOKS (aka SCANS)

See also the Virtual Library section.


C.1) PORTALS

Catalogue Collectif de France: réunit le Catalogue de la BnF, SUDOC (catalogue des bibliothèques de l’enseignement supérieur) et "Base Patrimoine" (catalogue des fonds anciens et/ou locaux de 60 bibliothèques municipales et spécialisées).
Ebooks On Demand [P]: this paying service enables to order scans of out-of-copy right books from the catalogs of participating libraries.
Filosofia: i classici di B@bèl, by the università di Roma.
Hispanomedievalismo: metasite listing sites of online texts (many in Spain)
Inkunabelkatalog INKA der Universität Tübingen für über 20 Bibliotheken Deutschlands.
Manuscriptorium:  "a system for collecting and making accessible on the internet information on historical book resources, linked to a virtual library of digitised documents. The Manuscriptorium service is financed by the National Library of the Czech Republic and managed by AiP Beroun s.r.o.".
Online Arabic Books or Downloadable Arabic Books: a useful page on the University of Georgia site.
The Philological Museum: "An analytic bibliography of on-line neo-Latin texts", by D. F. Sutton (Univ. of Calif., Irvine).
Post-Reformation Digital Library:  a select database of digital books relating to the development of theology and philosophy during the Reformation and Post-Reformation/Early Modern Era (late 15th-18th c.). Late medieval and patristic works printed and referenced in the early modern era are also included. 

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C.2) WEB SITES

C.2.1) Generalist databases

Google books: out-of-copyright books may be fully accessible in PDF format; others, more recent, are sometimes partially viewable.
Hathi Trust Digital Library: a repositery provided by a consortium of research institutions and libraries, with a full-text search function. Full downloads limited, however, to members of partner institutions. Many scans provided by Google, but the catalog is more rational than in Google.
Internet Archive: a free access public library which contains presently 11 million books/ texts and counting (often scanned by a consortium of North American libraries), but also many more items, including archived web pages accessible through the "Wayback Machine".

C.2.2) Libraries

(France) Gallica: from the collections of the Bibliothèque Nationale de France, Paris.  
(France) Bibliothèques Virtuelles Humanistes: numérisation et la diffusion en ligne de fonds patrimoniaux conservés en majorité dans la Région Centre. Un projet mené par Centre d'Etudes Supérieures de la Renaissance avec la collaboration de l'IRHT (CNRS)
(Germany) Corpus Automatum Multiplex Electorum Neolatinitatis Auctorum 
(Germany)  Max-Planck-Institut Für WissenschatsGeschichte : focused on history of science.
(Germany) Monumenta Germaniae Historica
(Germany) Münchner Digitalisierungszentrum (Bayerisches Staatbibliothek)
(Germany) Verteilte Digitale Inkunabelbibliothek (Wolfenbüttel-Köln)
(Germany)  Wolfenbüttel: Herzog August Bibliothek 
(Great-Britain)  The Warburg Institute Library Digital Collection, with in particular medieval texts on astrology
(Italy) Internet Culturale. Cataloghi e collezioni digitali delle biblioteche italiane
(Italy) Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale di Firenze
(Italy) Museo Galileo (formerly the Istituto e Museo di Storia della Scienza, Firenze)
(Portugal) Biblioteca Naciona Digital
(Spain) Biblioteca Universidad Complutense 
(Spain) Biblioteca Universitaria de Sevilla
(Spain) Biblioteca Universitaria de Valencia  
(Spain) Digital repository of the University of Zaragoza
(Switzerland) E-rara: makes rare books from Swiss libraries available to the public, free of charge. The present focus is on 16th c. Swiss prints. Material on other subjects can be found under the heading Further collections
(USA) Islamic Heritage Project: "published materials" section of the project
(Vatican) Digital Vatican Library. Call for donations to support the project on this page.

C.2.3) Thematic web sites or pages

Al-mostafa: imprimés arabes variés.
Al-Tafsir: online collection of Qur’anic Commentaries, translations and other resources.
Alwaraq - Arabic eTexts: has a philosophy section, along with Coranic and secular sciences.
Biblioteca di Galileo (Biblioteca nazionale centrale - Firenze): i volumi che facevano parte della biblioteca di Galileo.
Conimbricenses: links to diverse editions of the famous Comibra commentaries on Aristotle.
DArIL (Digital Archive of Inaugural Lectures at Renaissance and Early Modern Universities): a database of said inaugural lectures (paginae), with searchable descriptions, digital photo-reproductions and codified transcriptions. A wonderful project led by the Università degli Studi di Padova, and the Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa.
Ethics Commentaries: a list, provided by Pekka Kärkkäinen (Helsinki), of digitized Medieval and Renaissance commentaries on Aristotle’s Ethics or moral philosophy writings that include a section on Aristotelian ethics.
Economics and politics: a list, provided by Pekka Kärkkäinen (Helsinki), of digitized Medieval and Renaissance editions of mostly textbooks and commentaries on economics and politics.
Glossae.net: gloses et commentaires de la Bible au Moyen Âge, certains présentés en mode image.
Glossa ordinaria:  Biblia Sacra cum Glossa Ordinaria et Postilla Nicolai Lyrani   (Venice, 1603).
Islamport:  الموسوعة الشاملة Œuvres classiques en ligne
Marefa: grand nombre d’imprimés arabes (anciens, rares, voire récents) à télécharger.
Medieval & Renaissance Psychological Sources on the Internet: courtesy of Pekka Kärkkäinen (Helsinki).
MediÆvalia: créé par Stefano Caroti (université de Parme); divers textes, soit hébergés sur ce site, soit référencés par hyperlien.
Noorlib.ir: an expanding virtual library that includes philosophy books made searchable. Many texts are available in two formats: as digitized texts and as scanned books.
Marco Forlivesi offers "a small collection of digital reproductions of classical academic works", including for instance Nicholas Bonet's philosophical works in 4 volumes, the Complutenses on dialectic, or John Punch's (Poncius's) two Cursus. Extremely useful, and an example to follow!

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C.2.4) Individual authors

See also the Virtual Library section.

Aegidius Romanus:  Commentaria in octo libros phisicorum  (Venice, Andrea de Toresanis de Asula, 1502). -- In libros de physico auditu Aristotelis commentaria (...). Quaestio de gradibus formarum  (Venice, Locatello-Scoto, 1502). --  Questiones methaphisicales (Venice, 1501).
Alhazen:
Opticae thesaurus. Alhazeni Arabis libri septem, nuncprimum editi; Eiusdem liber De Crepusculis et nubium ascensionibus (Basel, 1572)
Arnoldi (Bartholomaeus), von Usingen
: digitized editions listed by Pekka Kärkkäinen (Helsinki).
Albertus Magnus: Alberti Magni E-Corpus: this project, initiated by B. Tremblay (St Jerome's Univ.), is making available both in a downlodable format and an online searchable format volumes of the Borgnet edition and some other public domain editions. Help wanted for the continuation of this invaluable project!
Aristoteles:  Les Ethiques en françois, traduites par Nicole Oresme  (Paris, 1488).
Averroes: Scans of early prints collected by the Cologne DARE project. Ibn Rushd: quelques textes à partir d'une page assez inégale.
Biel, Gabriel: Collectorium circa quattuor libros Sententiarum (Tübingen, 1975-1992), l. II , l. III (Tubingen, 1979), l. IV d. 1-14, l. IV d. 15-22, Indices
Franciscus de Mayronis: Commentarium in Sententias (Venice, 1520)
Ghazali (al-) : a detailed website with many original texts and translations.
Gualterus BurlaeusExpositiones super decem libros Ethicorum Aristotelis (Venice, 1521)
Hugo de Sancto Charo: Opera omnia (Venice, 1703).
Ioannes Duns Scotus: see a complete list of scans of the Vivès reprint on Sydney Penner's page. --   Reportata Parisiensa in the Wadding ed. (Lyon, 1639), t. XI.2.  --  Quaestiones in quartum librum sententiarum: dist. 1-7 (ed. Wadding/Vivès, t. 16) and here also; dist. 8-13 (ed. Wadding/Vivès, t. 17); dist. 14-22 (ed. Wadding/Vivès, t. 18) and here also; dist. 23-42 (ed. Wadding/Vivès, t. 19) and here also; dist. 43-48 (ed. Wadding/Vivès, t. 20) and here also;  dist. 49-50 (ed. Wadding/Vivès, t. 21).
(Ps.) Ioannes Duns Scotus: Quaestiones Super lib. I Priorum; Super lib. II Priorum; Super lib. I Posteriorum; Super lib. II Posteriorum; In libros I, II et III Physicorum (Wadding/Vivès ed., t. II), and here alsoQuaestiones in libros IV-VIII Physicorum Aristotelis (Wadding/Vivès ed., t. III),  and here also.
Lambertus de Monte Domini: Copulata omnium tractatuum Petri Hispani etiam (syncategorematum et) parvorum logicalium ac trium modernorum secundum doctrinam Thomae Aquinatis cum textu  (Cologne, 1490)
Lefévre d'Etaples, Jacques: Introductiones in Aristotelis libros naturales (Paris, 1492) ; Introductio in Metaphysicorum libros Aristotelis (Paris,1493) ; Introductiones logicales (Paris, 1497)
Letourneur, Jean (Ioannes Versor): Quaestiones in Aristotelis Metaphysicorum libros  (Toulouse, 1482?)
Licheto, Francesco (Lychetus):  In Johan. Duns Scoti super primo, secundo, tertio & Quodlibetis clarissima commentaria  (Paris, 1519/1520)
Nicolaus Cusanus: The 1565 Basel edition in the Herzzog August (Wolfenbüttel) library linked by the Cusanus-Portal.
Nicolaus de Lyra:  see Glossa ordinaria.
Nicolaus OresmiusTractatus de latitudinibus formarum.
Petrus de Alvernia: Expositio super quattuor libris Meteorum Aristotelis  (Salamanca, 1497) (NB: see this important information). - Opuscula Aristotelis cum expositionibus S. Thomae et Petri de Alvernia [De motibus animalium, De longitudine et brevitate vitae, De juventute et senectute, De respiratione et inspiratione, De morte et vita] (Venice, 1507). -  [Scriptum super libros III-VIII Politicorum, in:] Aristoteles, Politica (...) cum commentariis Thomae de Aquino (...) (Roma; 1492)
Petrus (Crockart) de Bruxellis, OP Argutissime subtiles et fecunde questiones phisicales in octo libros Phisicorum et in tres De anima (Paris, 1510).
Rogerus Baconus: Opus majus, ed. Bridges, vol. 1, vol. 2, vol. 3.
Tartaret, Pierre:  Commentarii in Isagogas Porphyrii et libros logicorum Aristotelis (Basel, 1514)
Tartaret, Pierre: Expositio et quaestiones super totam philosophiam naturalem (Lyon, 1500)
Trutfetter (Jodocus): digitized editions listed by Pekka Kärkkäinen (Helsinki).
Vitello: Opticae thesaurus. Vitellonis libri X (Basel, 1572)

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