Collationes seu disputationes subtilissimae
Collationes oxonienses et parisienses, Collationes Parisienses bzw. Collationes Oxonienses

von Iohannes Duns Scotus OFM
Giovanni Duns Scoto, Iohannes Dunstonensis, Iohannes Scotus, Jean Duns Scot, Johannes Duns Skotus, John Duns Scotus, John the Scot, Juan Duns Escoto

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Autorschaft:	echt
Verfügbarkeit:	kritisch ediert
Entstehungszeit:	um 1302-1308
Daten zur Entstehung:	Die 'Collationes oxonienses' fanden entweder während Skotus' Exil aus Paris (1303-1304) oder irgendwann zwischen 1305 und seinem Tod (1308) statt [vgl. Dumont (1996) 69]. "The Paris 'Collationes' were presumably disputed at various times between 1302 and 1307" [Williams (2003) 10].
Einzelbemerkungen:	"The 'Collationes' represent disputations in which Scotus participated at Oxford and Paris. Dumont notes that 'The Collationes are perhaps the least studied of Scotus's theological works, yet the fact that Scotus himself refers to them several times in the course of revising his Ordinatio indicates their importance' [Dumont (1996) 69]. Sie sind nicht vollständig kritisch ediert worden.
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Benutzte Literatur zu diesem Werk:	Dumont, S., "William of Ware, Richard of Conington and the 'Collationes Oxonienses' of John Duns Scotus", in: Honnefelder, L. (Hg.), John Duns Scotus: Metaphysics and Ethics, Köln 1996, 59-85. Williams, Thomas, "Introduction. The Life and Works of John Duns the Scot", in: Th. Williams (Hg.), The Cambridge Companion to Duns Scotus, Cambridge (Cambridge University Press) 2003, 1-14.