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>Boethius (earliest translation of Aristotle's thought and a treaty about syllogism)
>Aviccena (essentially Aristotelian, expanded what Boethius did not treated)
>Saint Thomas Aquinas (main author about Dominican' Realist logic)
>Ramon Llull (akin to realism, fathered combinatorial logic)
>William of Ockham (Franciscan, fathered Nominalism)
>Peter of Spain (the Realist Dominican answer to Ockham's Nominalism)
>William of Sherwood (ellaborated a treaty of Aristotle's logics but including the ideas of Ockham, Aquinas and Peter of Spain ideas)
>Jean Buridan (expanded Ockham's ideas)
>Saint Vicent Ferrer (Dominican, expanded Aquinas, William of Sherwood and Peter of Spain ideas about the Suppositio and the properties of terms)
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For what purpose would I (not medieval) need medieval logic, anon?
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If you are interested about Scholastic philosophy, then you must get started into these authors



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