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P.T. Geach

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Author(s) Title Reference
P.T. Geach William Heytesbury on 'Insoluble' Sentences: Chapter One of his 'Rules for Solving Sophisms'. Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies, by Paul Vincent Spade 50/1, p. 125
P.T. Geach William of Sherwood's Introduction to Logic, by Norman Kretzmann 39/2, p. 180
P.T. Geach Medieval Logic and Metaphysics, by D. P. Henry 42/3, p. 269

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