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            <title type="collection">MSS. Lat. misc. (Latin miscellaneous)</title>
            
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                     <author ref="http://viaf.org/viaf/286011503">
                        John Buridan
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                     <title>Quaestiones on
				  Aristotle, Physics</title>
                     <note>Here anon. and without title. An 18th cent. hand has written on fol.1 ‘Rogeri Baconis Commentaria’. Bk.II beg. fol.62v, III fol.87, IV fol.121, V fol.151, VI fol.161v, VII fol.174, VIII fol.186v. Breaks off incomplete in VIII q.8. For manuscripts and editions see <bibl>Faral, <title>Archives</title> 15 (1946), 7–16.</bibl></note>
                     <incipit>Circa phisicorum queritur primo utrum scientia naturalis sit scientia de omnibus rebus</incipit>
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