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Summa Logicae Guillermus De Ockam, Frater Minorum Anglicus (1399) [Leather Bound]
by Ca. A. 1349. William Of Ockham
Summa Logicae, authored by William of Ockham around 1349, is a seminal treatise on logic from the medieval era. Presented in a leather-bound edition with golden leaf printing on the spine and sewn binding, it offers both intellectual depth and artisanal quality for enduring preservation.
About This Book
The Summa Logicae by William of Ockham stands as a foundational work in medieval scholasticism, exploring principles of logic and reasoning.
Crafted in the 14th century, this text reflects Ockham's contributions as a Franciscan friar and philosopher, emphasizing clarity in argumentation.
This edition features original leather binding on the spine and corners, ensuring durability and a touch of historical authenticity.
Golden leaf printing adorns the spine title, adding an elegant finish to this preserved volume.
Sewing binding technique is employed for enhanced longevity, making it suitable for scholarly reference and collection.
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