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Costa, ComJuridiqueLavinheta [2018].
Andrea Costa
"La combinatoire juridique de Bernardus de Lavinheta"
Dix-septième siècle 2 n° 279 (Paris: Presses Universitaires de France, 2018), pp. 203-230.
The seventeenth century reception of the principles of Lullian combinatorics benefited highly from the mediation of scholars such as Raymond of Sabunde, Heymeric de Campo, and Pierre Grégoire. Between the fifteenth and sixteenth century, these authors progressively introduced into the Ars Magna the theoretical premises required to meet the specific needs of the new scientific paradigm. The encyclopedic work of the Franciscan Bernardus de Lavinheta--the 1532 Practica compendiosa--marks a decisive step in the history of this transmission. This article examines the list of the forty elementary forms of law contained in the juridical section of the Practica and addresses its function within the artistic structure. Finally, the paper emphasizes Lavinheta's relevance for the ensuing reception of a combinatorial approach to science.
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