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 === Manuscripts ===
-* Sophisma "Omnis homo est" Ms.: Worcester, Cathedral Q.13, f° 48-50.
+* Sophisma "Omnis homo est" [[Directory:Logic Museum/Worcester 13|Ms.: Worcester, Cathedral Q.13]], f° 48-50.
 * Sophisma "Omne grammaticum"   Ms.: Worcester, Cathedral Q.13, f° 51v-53

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 * [[Directory:Logic Museum/Every man is an animal|Every man is an animal]]
-* [[Directory:Logic Museum\Sophisma ‘omnis homo est’|Lewry-Ebbesen transcription]] of the sophisma
+* [[Directory:Logic Museum/Sophisma ‘omnis homo est’|Lewry-Ebbesen transcription]] of the sophisma
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 * [[Directory:Logic Museum/Every man is an animal|Every man is an animal]]
-* [[Directory:Logic Museum\Sophisma ‘omnis homo est’|Lowry-Ebbesen transcription]] of the sophisma
+* [[Directory:Logic Museum\Sophisma ‘omnis homo est’|Lewry-Ebbesen transcription]] of the sophisma
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 === Editions ===
-* Sophisma "Omnis homo est" in [[Directory:Logic Museum/Sten Ebbesen|S. Ebbesen]] (ed), in 'Talking about what is no more …' CIMAGL, 55 1987), 139-54.
+* Sophisma "Omnis homo est" in [[Directory:Logic Museum/Sten Ebbesen|S. Ebbesen]] (ed), in 'Talking about what is no more ''[[Directory:Logic Museum/CIMAGL|Cahiers de l’Institut du Moyen Âge grec et latin]]'', 55 1987), 139-54.
 ==Secondary sources ==

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−	'''Peter of Cornwall''' (Petrus Cornubiensis OFM, Petrus Cornubensis, Pierre de Cornouailles). Second half of thirteenth century (?). "This master is an obscure figure, connected with Oxford through John Aston<ref>A.B. Emden, ''A Biographical Register of the University of Oxford to A.D. 1500'', Oxford, 1957-9</ref>, but as he uses the example 'Henricus est Rex Angliae', we must conclude that this treatment ('Omnis homo est') was composed before the death of [[Henry II]] in 1272. In regard to the proposition 'Caesar est homo', using an example that also features in [[Roger Bacon]]'s ''Compendium'', it is alleged that just as a circle outside a tavern can be a true of false indication that there is wine within, so with regard to the proposition, according to whether Caesar exists or not. Peter questions the value of the distinction between ''esse habitu'' and ''actu'', ~~ans~~ says that neither being present, past, or future, is part of the understanding of the word, so the proposition is false.	+	'''Peter of Cornwall''' (Petrus Cornubiensis OFM, Petrus Cornubensis, Pierre de Cornouailles). Second half of thirteenth century (?). "This master is an obscure figure, connected with Oxford through John Aston<ref>A.B. Emden, ''A Biographical Register of the University of Oxford to A.D. 1500'', Oxford, 1957-9</ref>, but as he uses the example 'Henricus est Rex Angliae'<ref>M.S. Worcester Q13, 50ra</ref>, we must conclude that this treatment ('Omnis homo est') was composed before the death of [[Henry II]] in 1272. In regard to the proposition 'Caesar est homo', using an example that also features in [[Roger Bacon]]'s ''Compendium'', it is alleged that just as a circle outside a tavern can be a true of false indication that there is wine within, so with regard to the proposition, according to whether Caesar exists or not. Peter questions the value of the distinction between ''esse habitu'' and ''actu'', and says that neither being present, past, or future, is part of the understanding of the word, so the proposition is false.

	== Life ==		== Life ==

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-'''Peter of Cornwall''' (Petrus Cornubiensis OFM, Petrus Cornubensis, Pierre de Cornouailles). Second half of thirteenth century (?).
+'''Peter of Cornwall''' (Petrus Cornubiensis OFM, Petrus Cornubensis, Pierre de Cornouailles). Second half of thirteenth century (?).  "This master is an obscure figure, connected with Oxford through John Aston<ref>A.B. Emden, ''A Biographical Register of the University of Oxford to A.D. 1500'', Oxford, 1957-9</ref>, but as he uses the example 'Henricus est Rex Angliae', we must conclude that this treatment ('Omnis homo est') was composed before the death of [[Henry II]] in 1272.  In regard to the proposition 'Caesar est homo', using an example that also features in [[Roger Bacon]]'s ''Compendium'', it is alleged that just as a circle outside a tavern can be a true of false indication that there is wine within, so with regard to the proposition, according to whether Caesar exists or not. Peter questions the value of the distinction between ''esse habitu'' and ''actu'', ans says that neither being present, past, or future, is part of the understanding of the word, so the proposition is false.
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