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[89] Died 1444
[90] Latest edition, Tours, 1900-1908
[91] Died 1481
[92] Died 1523
[93] Written 1507-22
[94] On the Ia IIae, Cologne, 1512
[95] On the Cont. Gent.: Venice, 1534
[96] On the IIa IIae. He died in 1546
[97] At Salamanca, 1932-35
[98] At Madrid. 1933-35
[99] Sess. VI, chap. 6.
[100] IIIa, q. 85, a. 5
[101] Ia IIae, q. 112, a. 4; IIa IIae, q.
24, a. 3.
[102] Et liquido nuper in sacris concilii Tridentini decretis
apparuit
[103] Bull. ord. praed.: V, 155
[104] On the Ia IIae, Salamanca, 1577, and on the
IIIa, Salamanca, 1578
[105] On the la, Salamanca, 1584-88 (recently
reprinted, Valencia, 1934) ; on the IIa IIae, Salamanca,
1584-94; and on the IIIa (still in manuscript).
[106] Published 1640-42
[107] Published 1631, 1637, 1641 (new ed.:
Paris, 1871).
[108] Defensiones (latest edition, Tours,
1900-1908).
[109] Bk. III, chap. 51.
[110] Ibid.: chap. 94
[111] Bk IV, chap. 95. Note here some differences
between him and Cajetan
[112] De entia et essentia; De analogia nominum. Noteworthy
too are his opuscula on the sacrifice of the Mass.
[113] Rome, 1888-1906
[114] De divinis nominibus, chap. 5, lect. 3. Quodl.
XII, a. 3, 4: Commentary on St. John's Gospel (2: 4;
7: 30; 13: 1; 17: 1)
[115] Cf. Dict. theol. cath.: s. v. Banez
[116] Re-edited at Paris, 1883; and recently again, by
Beatus Reiser, O. S. B.: Turin, 1930-37
[117] Re-edited at Paris, 1883-86. The Benedictines
of Solesmes are now again re-editing the work.
[118] Fribourg, 1911
[119] Fribourg, three volumes, 1907
[120] 1908 and 1912
[121] 1910
[122] Two volumes, 1927
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