Philosophy

On this page you can learn about the various manuscripts in the western post-1500 collection relating to philosophy. You may also be interested in the Philosophy section of our western medieval manuscripts collection.

Oxford, St John’s College, MS 148, fol. 1r

MS 148

MS 148, completed in 1590, is a commentary on Aristotle’s Organon. The author was a Jesuit named ‘Joannes Baptista’, possibly from the Jesuit College in Cordoba.

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Oxford, St John’s College, MS 170, fol. 1r

MS 170

MS 170 is a commentary on Aristotle’s Organon produced in Germany in 1614. It was started by a Jesuit named Adolphus Lennep, and continued by a man named Johannes Christmann Huber.

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Oxford, St John’s College, MS 291, item 1, fol. 8r

MS 291

MS 291 constitutes four 18th century exercise books containing notes for lectures on ethics by William Derham (1702-1757, President of St John’s).

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