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The Manuscript Manuals of the Franciscan Philosophical Study in Šibenik (1699-1825)
Vicko Kapitanović
; Franjevačka teologija, Makarska, Hrvatska
Sažetak
The numerous philosophical manuscripts at the Franciscan Library of St. Lawrence in Šibenik are to a better part the results of the Philosophical Institute's activity which, with interruptions, lasted from 1699 to 1911. Some of the philosophical texts were written by the professors themselves, as teaching aids. Some of these texts were copied by the students, and other texts are notes that the students made during lectures. Some of the manuscripts were brought from abroad by the professors, where they bad studied themselves, and these
manuscripts represent the link with the then Western world.
The philosophical works and the manuscripts, kept at the monastery library, document the level of the philosophical education at the Institute and illustrate the way of thinking in wide Croatian areas influenced by it.
I believe that among these manuscripts special attention should be paid ta the recently discovered, but not yet examined work by the Irish Franciscan Francis Porter (1632-1702), a theologian and the historian of the exiled English king James II, entitled Comentarii in oeto libros physieorum Aristotelis ad mentem doetoris subtilis Ioannis Đuns Seoti, from 1668, and to the manuscripts written by Croat authors Jeronim Filipović and Pavao Bujas.
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Hrčak ID:
81962
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Datum izdavanja:
5.12.1994.
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