<i>PRINCIPIA</i> ON THE <i>SENTENCES</i> IN THE FACULTY OF THEOLOGY OF BOLOGNA: THE CASE OF AUGUSTINUS FAVARONI OF ROME, OESA (†1443)
Monica Brînzei
The Faculty of Theology Bologna, founded in 1364, presents a paradox when we investigate its custom performing principia on the Sentences prior to 1400. Although are fortunate have from Bologna most complete surviving documentation concerning organization medieval theology faculty, only two sets been identified so far matricula 450 known scholastics. situation hinders any comparative investigation that intends test how what is depicted statutes reflected practice. those Cistercian Conrad Ebrach, 1368–1369, and Augustinian Augustinus Favaroni Rome, dating 1388–1389. This study uses Favaroni's illustrate this academic exercise functioned at University Bologna. It begins with biographical sketch Rome followed by short description as mirrored continues brief summary each four reporting philosophical theological topics developed his text, an emphasis debates which he engaged defend theses, concludes appendix containing edition principia.
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