Additional works and attribution studies

Thomas archive

Latin texts from the supplied Corpus Thomisticum collection. These distinct works are absent from the original archive. Authorship labels distinguish Aquinas, uncertain attributions, and other authors. Source versions are kept separate and retain their own editorial notices.

• Thomas de Aquino, De fallaciis — Thomas Aquinas — authenticity disputed; Latin.
• Thomas de Aquino, De propositionibus modalibus — Thomas Aquinas — authenticity disputed; Latin.
• Ignotus Auctor, De natura materiae et dimensionibus interminatis — Unknown author — falsely attributed to Aquinas; Latin.
• Ignotus Auctor, De universalibus «Circa» — Unknown author — falsely attributed to Aquinas; Latin.
• Ignotus Auctor, De universalibus «Quoniam» — Unknown author — falsely attributed to Aquinas; Latin.
• Ignotus Auctor, De universalibus «Universale» — Unknown author — falsely attributed to Aquinas; Latin.
• Thomas de Sutton (?), De instantibus — Thomas of Sutton (?) — uncertain attribution; not presented as Aquinas; Latin.
• Thomas de Sutton (?), De principio individuationis — Thomas of Sutton (?) — uncertain attribution; not presented as Aquinas; Latin.

Further supplied works

• Thomas de Aquino, Expositio super Isaiam ad litteram, pr. — Thomas Aquinas — Commentary on Isaiah; Latin; Latin.
• Ordinationes pro promotione studii apud Valencenas 1259 — Dominican study ordinances, Valenciennes 1259; institutional text, not presented as a sole-authored work of Aquinas; Latin.
• Albertus Magnus, Super Dionysium De divinis nominibus (De pulchro et bono) — Albertus Magnus — fragments on the beautiful and good, and on fate; not Aquinas; Latin.
• Lectura Romana — Lectura Romana — distinct reportation on the Sentences; source attribution and editorial qualifications retained; Latin.
• Thomas de Aquino, De cognitione essentiae animae — Attributed to Thomas Aquinas — authenticity disputed; Latin.
• Thomas de Aquino, De immortalitate animae — Attributed to Thomas Aquinas — authenticity disputed; Latin.
• Thomas de Aquino, Officium corporis Christi «Sapientia» — Attributed to Thomas Aquinas — authenticity disputed; distinct Corpus Christi office; Latin.
• Thomas de Aquino, Anima mea — Attributed to Thomas Aquinas — authenticity disputed; Latin.
• Thomas de Aquino, Sapientia confortabit — Attributed to Thomas Aquinas — authenticity disputed; Latin.
• Thomas de Aquino, Tria retinent — Attributed to Thomas Aquinas — authenticity disputed; Latin.
• Thomas de Aquino, Concede michi — Attributed to Thomas Aquinas — authenticity disputed; Latin.
• Ignotus Auctor, Quaestio de natura beatitudinis — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Ignotus Auctor, Quaestio de motoribus corporum caelestium — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Ignotus Auctor, Quaestio de ordine agendi in creaturis — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Ignotus Auctor, De demonstratione — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Ignotus Auctor, De intellectu et intelligibili — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Ignotus Auctor, De inventione medii — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Ignotus Auctor, De natura loci — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Ignotus Auctor, De natura syllogismorum — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Ignotus Auctor, De potentiis animae — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Ignotus Auctor, De tempore — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Ignotus Auctor, De vitiis et virtutibus — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Ignotus Auctor, Summa totius Logicae Aristotelis — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Aegidius de Lessinia, De usuris in communi — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Leonardus Pistoriensis, De praescientia et praedestinatione — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Thomas de Sutton (?), De natura accidentis — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Thomas de Sutton (?), De natura generis — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Thomas de Sutton (?), De natura verbi intellectus — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Thomas de Sutton (?), De quatuor oppositis — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Ignotus Auctor, De beatitudine — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Ignotus Auctor, De humanitate Domini nostri Jesu Christi — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Ignotus Auctor, De officio sacerdotis — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Ignotus Auctor, De sacramento Eucharistiae — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Ignotus Auctor, De venerabili sacramento altaris — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Ignotus Auctor, Intravit Rex — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Helvicus Theutonicus, De dilectione Dei et proximi — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Jacobus de Benevento, De adventu Antichristi — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Jacobus de Benevento, De praeambulis ad iudicium — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Matthaeus de Cracovia, De modo confitendi et puritate conscientiae — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Thomas de Sutton (?), Pertransibunt plurimi — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Adam de Buckfield, Commentarium in De somno et vigilia — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Adam de Buckfield, Commentarium in De somniis — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Adam de Buckfield, Commentarium in De divinatione per somnum — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Guillelmus Wheatley, Expositio in Boethii De scholarium disciplina — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Richardus de Wedinghausen, Expositio Missae — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Aegidius de Roma, Expositio in Canticum canticorum — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Haymus Altissiodorensis, Expositio in Canticum canticorum — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Johannes Michaelis, In Danielem expositio — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Johannes Michaelis, In libros Machabaeorum expositio — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Ignotus Auctor, Adaperiat Deus — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Ignotus Auctor, Que autem in celis — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Clemens V (?), Hodiernae festivitatis — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Frater Stephanus, Cecidit sors — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Thomas Brito, Omnia parata — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Ignotus Auctor, Officium de festo Sancti Augustini — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Ignotus Auctor, Ad te fontem — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Ignotus Auctor, Creator ineffabilis — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Ignotus Auctor, Gratias tibi ago — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Ignotus Auctor, Laudo, glorifico — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Ignotus Auctor, O beatissima — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Ignotus Auctor, O Deus omnipotens — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Ignotus Auctor, Omnipotens sempiterne Deus — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Ignotus Auctor, Praeco lucerna — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Ignotus Auctor, Sit, Jesu dulcissime — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Ignotus Auctor, Te Deum totius consolationis — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Latin.
• Ignotus Auctor, Tanto ha virtù ziaschun — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Italian.
• Ignotus Auctor, Poscia che tutte — Work historically misattributed to Aquinas; the source’s own author identification is retained below; Italian.
• Ignotus Auctor, Ars musyce — Texts on music historically misattributed to Aquinas; source versions kept distinct; Latin.
• Guillelmus Peraldus, De eruditione principum, pr. — William Peraldus — De eruditione principum; not Aquinas; Latin.
• Thomas de Sutton, De pluralitate formarum, pr.-pars 2 — Thomas of Sutton — De pluralitate formarum; not Aquinas; Latin.
• Guillelmus Wheatley, Expositio in Boethii De consolatione Philosophiae, pr. — Commentary on Boethius historically misattributed to Aquinas; source author retained; Latin.
• Ignoti Auctoris, Postilla in libros Geneseos, cap. 1-3 — Commentary on Genesis historically misattributed to Aquinas; source author retained; Latin.
• Hugo de Sancto Charo (?), Expositio super Apocalysim, pr. — Distinct commentary on the Apocalypse historically misattributed to Aquinas; source author retained; Latin.
• Ignotus Auctor, Expositio super Apocalypsim «Vox», pr. — Distinct commentary on the Apocalypse historically misattributed to Aquinas; source author retained; Latin.
• Nicolaus de Gorran, In VII epistolas canonicas expositio, pr. — Commentaries on the canonical epistles historically misattributed to Aquinas; source author retained; Latin.
• Aldobrandinus de Cavalcantibus, Sermones dominicales — Sermon collection historically misattributed to Aquinas; source author retained; Latin.