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Works by Nash, Peter W. (exact spelling)
9 found
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- Giles of Rome and the Subject of Theology.Peter W. Nash - 1956 - Mediaeval Studies 18 (1):61-92.
- Giles of Romes on Boethius' "Diversum est esse et id quod est".Peter W. Nash - 1950 - Mediaeval Studies 12 (1):57-91.
- Giles of Rome.Peter W. Nash - 1950 - Modern Schoolman 28 (1):1-20.No categories
- The accidentality of esse according to Giles of Rome.Peter W. Nash - 1957 - Gregorianum 38:103-115.
- The Meaning of Est in the Sentences (1152-1160) of Robert of Melun.Peter W. Nash - 1952 - Mediaeval Studies 14 (1):129-142.
- Approaches to God. [REVIEW]Peter W. Nash - 1955 - Modern Schoolman 33 (1):57-60.No categories
- Approaches to God. [REVIEW]Peter W. Nash - 1955 - Modern Schoolman 33 (1):57-60.No categories
- The End of Time. [REVIEW]Peter W. Nash - 1956 - Modern Schoolman 33 (2):127-131.
- The End of Time. [REVIEW]Peter W. Nash - 1956 - Modern Schoolman 33 (2):127-131.
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