Edit Anna Lukács, Ph.D. (2008), is Academy Scientist at the Department of Codicology and Palaeography, Institute for Medieval Research of the Austrian Academy of Sciences. Her most recent monograph, Dieu est une sphère, appeared in 2019.

• AcknowledgementsAbbreviationsIntroduction1 The Bible at the University of Vienna2 The complexe significabile: Adam Wodeham3 Syllogisms and the Communication of Properties: Robert Holcot4 Antecedent Necessity: Thomas Bradwardine5 The University of Vienna in Its Replies1 Henry Totting of Oyta’s Commentary on Psalms 1–501 Henry Totting of Oyta2 General Features of Divine Cognition3 Psalm 34:28: the Common Viennese Project4 The Ultimate Answer5 Conclusion2 Henry of Langenstein’s Commentary on Genesis1 Henry of Langenstein2 Metaphysics3 Logic4 Conclusion3 Lambert of Geldern’s Commentary on the Twelve Minor Prophets1 Lambert of Geldern2 Prophets and Divine Lies3 The Non-degree of Viennese Theology4 ConclusionConclusionsAppendixBibliographyIndex

Edit Anna Lukács, Ph.D. (2008), is Academy Scientist at the Department of Codicology and Palaeography, Institute for Medieval Research of the Austrian Academy of Sciences. Her most recent monograph, Dieu est une sphère, appeared in 2019.

• AcknowledgementsAbbreviationsIntroduction1 The Bible at the University of Vienna2 The complexe significabile: Adam Wodeham3 Syllogisms and the Communication of Properties: Robert Holcot4 Antecedent Necessity: Thomas Bradwardine5 The University of Vienna in Its Replies1 Henry Totting of Oyta’s Commentary on Psalms 1–501 Henry Totting of Oyta2 General Features of Divine Cognition3 Psalm 34:28: the Common Viennese Project4 The Ultimate Answer5 Conclusion2 Henry of Langenstein’s Commentary on Genesis1 Henry of Langenstein2 Metaphysics3 Logic4 Conclusion3 Lambert of Geldern’s Commentary on the Twelve Minor Prophets1 Lambert of Geldern2 Prophets and Divine Lies3 The Non-degree of Viennese Theology4 ConclusionConclusionsAppendixBibliographyIndex

Edit Anna Lukács, Ph.D. (2008), is Academy Scientist at the Department of Codicology and Palaeography, Institute for Medieval Research of the Austrian Academy of Sciences. Her most recent monograph, Dieu est une sphère, appeared in 2019.

• AcknowledgementsAbbreviationsIntroduction1 The Bible at the University of Vienna2 The complexe significabile: Adam Wodeham3 Syllogisms and the Communication of Properties: Robert Holcot4 Antecedent Necessity: Thomas Bradwardine5 The University of Vienna in Its Replies1 Henry Totting of Oyta’s Commentary on Psalms 1–501 Henry Totting of Oyta2 General Features of Divine Cognition3 Psalm 34:28: the Common Viennese Project4 The Ultimate Answer5 Conclusion2 Henry of Langenstein’s Commentary on Genesis1 Henry of Langenstein2 Metaphysics3 Logic4 Conclusion3 Lambert of Geldern’s Commentary on the Twelve Minor Prophets1 Lambert of Geldern2 Prophets and Divine Lies3 The Non-degree of Viennese Theology4 ConclusionConclusionsAppendixBibliographyIndex