Index of Scholastic Texts

Franciscan theologian and follower of Scotus.

• various quodlibetal and disputed questions (part. ed. Yokoyama 1967)
• an incomplete Sentences commentary (unedited)

Master of arts in Paris.

• Aristotelian commentaries
  • both Analytics (unedited)
  • De anima (ed. Raedemaeker 1962)
  • the fourth book of the Meteorology (unedited)
  • the Parva Naturalia, unedited except
    •  
    De somno et vigilia (ed. Ebbesen 2015)
  • the Ethics (unedited) - attribution uncertain
• treatise on the soul's knowledge of itself (ed. Bazán 1969)

Cistercian, becoming doctor of theology at Paris in 1373. See www.jacobusdealtavilla.ro.

• Questiones super Sententias (1369-70) (ed. 2024- by Anisie, Brinzei, Cioca, and Schabel)

Dominican theologian.

• Sentences [Paris, 1314-15], both a literal and a question commentary (both unedited)
• Link: Iacobus de Lausanna OP (in german - alcuin.de)

Dominican theologian.

• Sentences [perhaps at Paris, ca. 1300-1, and again ca. 1302-3] (unedited).

James's views would later be the subject of a short polemical treatise by Hervaeus Natalis (unedited).

Arts master at Bologna. Regarded as a proponent of radical Averroism.

• disputed questions (unedited)
• various commentaries on the logical curriculum (unedited)
• questions on De anima III (ed. Kuksewicz 1967)

Cistercian theologian.

• two Quodlibeta from 1306-7 (ed. Glorieux 1958)

Parisian master of theology. Augustinian Hermit.

• four Quodlibeta [1293-97] (ed. Ypma 1968-75; II.20 and IV.30 tr. CTMPT 2)
• 32 Quaestiones de divinis praedicamentis [before 1296] (part. ed. Ypma 1983-86, with further questions appearing in Augustiniana 1988-; qq. 28-32 ed. Gossiaux and Schabel 2024).
• De regimine christiano [1301-2] (ed. and tr. Dyson 1995)
• Various other works survive, mainly unedited, including a series of disputed questions De verbo (quest. 1 ed. Scanzillo 1972).

Dominican friar, active in Paris.

• Tractatus de musica [last quarter of 13th c.] (ed. Meyer and Lobrichon 2012)

Arts master and critic of modist grammar. Active in Erfurt and Halberstadt

• Determinatio de modis significandi [1332] (ed. Pinborg, in Entwicklung 1967)
• Tractatus de demonstratione (unedited)
• sophism on dimensions (unedited)
• question on mixtures (unedited).
• quaestio de eventu necessario rerum contingentium (see Tomanek 2023)

A distinct John Aurifaber served as master of arts at Paris in 1397; his only extant work is a few questions on the Physics (unedited). 

Carmelite theologian.

• Sentences
  • an earlier version [Paris, prob. 1320-21] surviving in manuscript form (part. ed. Borchert 1974)
  • a later version [after 1325] surviving only in a printed edition (ed. 1618|1969 etc.). Transcribed here.
• three Quodlibeta [the first two probably in 1323-25, the third, also in Paris, in 1330] (ed. 1618|1969 etc.)
• questions on canon law [ca. 1340] (ed. Borchert 1974)
• commentaries on the Gospel of Matthew [1336/37] and on Augustine and Anselm (all unedited)

Franciscan theologian

• Sentences [Rheims, 1313; rev. ca. 1317] (ed. 1516-17)

Early lecturer on the new Aristotle.

• treatise on the soul [ca. 1200/10] (ed. Callus and Hunt 1970; tr. Dunne 2012)

Benedictine monk and doctor of theology at Oxford.

• collection of twenty-two sophisms known by its incipit, A est unum calidum (unedited)

The John Bode listed as a fellow of Merton College in 1338 is probably a different man.

Parisian arts master, active from mid-1320s until his death.

• Question-commentaries, often in multiple redactions, including
  • Physics 
    • third redaction [ca. 1350] (seemingly a reportatio) (unedited)
    • final redaction [between 1352 and 1357] (= ultima lectura, seemingly the ordinatio version)
      • ed. 1509|1964
      • critical ed. by Bakker and Streijger, Bks. 1-2 2015, Bks. 3-4 2016, Bks. 5-8 forthcoming
  • Metaphysics (ed. 1518|1964) [Questions V.6, V.8, V.9, VII.15 transcribed by Peter King]. Various editions in progress:
    • Bks. I-II (van der Lecq);
    • Bk. IV (Spruyt, who plans to edit the entire work);
    • Bk. VII (Mansfeld, 2016 PhD)
  • De anima
    • ed. and tr. Klima, Sobol, Hartman, Zupko 2023 [third redaction]
    • ed. Patar 1991 [allegedly an earlier redaction, though its ascription to Buridan is contested]
    • ed. Lokert 1516 etc. [seemingly a mix of various redactions, if it is Buridan's work at all]
  • Questions on Porphyry (ed. Tatarsynski 1986)
  • Categories (ed. Schneider 1983; tr. Hall forthcoming)
  • De interpretatione (ed. van der Lecq 1983)
  • Prior Analytics [unpublished text edited by Hubien, posted by Peter King]
  • Posterior Analytics [unpublished text edited by Hubien, posted by Peter King]
  • De generatione et corruptione (ed. Streijger et al. 2010)
  • De caelo (ed. Moody 1942)
  • Nicomachean Ethics (ed. 1513|1968 etc.; Bk. X tr. CTMPT 2; Bk. X online ed. by Kilcullen here; a complete translation is in progress by Stenberg et al.)
  • Rhetoric (unpublished; transcription by Ebbesen, Marmo, Preben-Hansen)
  • Parva naturalia (ed. in progress by Stanek and Wojtczak)
  • Meteora (ed. in progress by Panzica; ed. of Bk. I in Bages 1986)
  • [the Politics commentary published under Buridan's name is not authentic]
• Summulae de dialectica (various part. eds.; the whole tr. Klima 2001; French tr. Patar 2016), in nine large parts [the Latin of parts 1-8 scanned by Peter King]
  • the ninth being the Sophismata (ed. Pironet 2004; tr. Klima 2001 and Scott 1966), which also circulated as a separate treatise.
  • De syllogismis (Summulae pt. 5) (ed. Spruyt 2010)
  • De fallaciis (ed. in progress by Rustenburg)
• Tractatus de consequentiis (ed. Hubien 1976; tr. King 1985; tr. Read 2014).
• Many other commentaries (including literal commentaries [expositiones] on Aristotle) and briefer treatises are extant.

A bibliography is available at the historyoflogic.com.

For further resources on Buridan, see Peter Hartman's Buridanica.

• Physics commentary (ed. 1475 etc.).

Schabel argues in the 2015 and 2016 SIEPM Bulletins that the author of this Physics commentary is in fact Francesc Marbres, an Augustinian Canon and master of arts at the University of Toulouse. He seems to have died at the University of Paris, at the start of his theological studies, circa 1330, leaving the Physics commentary unfinished.

Key figure in the Thomist movement.

• Defensiones theologiae divi Thomae Aquinatis (ed. Paban and Pègues 1900-8|1967).
  • The material on virtues from Bk. III is available in translation (tr. White and Cessario 2001).

Mathematician and philosopher.

• At least eight extant works of logic and natural philosophy, in the Mertonian tradition, are ascribed to Chilmark (all unedited).

Master of arts at Paris.

• Summa gramatica [ca. 1280] (ed. Otto 1955)
• Divisio scientiae [ca. 1280] and De gradibus formarum (ed. Otto 1955)

Logician, traditionally numbered among the nominalists.

• commentary on Buridan's Summulae [ca. 1393] (ed. 1499|1965 etc.),
  • tract 4 (on the properties of terms) is in fact a commentary on Marsilius of Inghen.

Natural philosopher; one of the Oxford Calculators.

• Summa logicae et philosophiae naturalis [1340s] (unedited)
• Compendium sex conclusionum [1348] (ed. Weisheipl, in Early Fourteenth-Century Physics 1956; tr. Moody, in Rise of Mechanism 1950)

Franciscan theologian and philosopher.

• Sentences commentary
  • Lectura [Oxford, ca. 1298], Bks. I-III only.
    • The Vatican critical edition (ed. Balic et al. 1950-) is now complete
  • Ordinatio [1300-], including Bk. IV, and intended to be the definitive version of Scotus's lectures, drawing on the later Paris lectures, but never put into final form, and so gaps remain.
    • The Vatican critical edition (ed. Balic et al. 1950-) is now complete
    • Peter Simpson's rough but useful online translation of the Ordinatio is now complete.
  • Reportatio parisiensis [1305-7], in multiple versions
    • The 1639 Wadding edition (Bks. I-III; Bk. IV) remains useful until a modern edition is made
    • a working version of Bk. I is available (ed. and tr. Wolter and Bychkov 2004-8), and now also Bk. IV (ed. and tr. Bychkov and Pomplun 2016-).
  • Additiones magnae compiled by William of Alnwick [1312/25]
• Quodlibeta [between 1305 and 1307] (ed. Alluntis 1968; tr. Alluntis and Wolter 1975)
  • question 16, on free will, can be found in something approaching a critical edition in Noone and Roberts 2007
• De primo principio [ca. 1308] (ed. and tr. Wolter 1966)
• Collationes [1302-8] (ed. Alliney and Fedeli 2016)
• Theoremata [authenticity in doubt] (ed. Opera philosophica vol. 2)
• Various question-commentaries on Aristotle [mostly from early in Scotus's career, with the exception of the Metaphysics, which mixes early and late material] (Opera philosophica, ed. Noone et al. 1997-2006)
  • Praedicamenta [scanned text from Peter King]
  • De anima
  • Isagoge [scanned text from Peter King]
  • Metaphysica [scanned text from Peter King] (tr. Wolter 1997-98)
  • De interpretatione (tr. Buckner and Zupko 2014)
  • Topics (unedited, recently identified as Scotistic by Marmo)
• Notabilia Scoti super Metaphysicam (ed. Pini 2017)
• Quaestio de formalitatibus, quae dicitur 'Logica Scoti' (ed. Emery and Smith, SIEPM Bulletin 2014)
• Quaestio de individuationis principio [1305-6] (ed. Scotus Archiv) [a quaestio magistralis between Scotus and William Peter Godinus]

Most of Scotus's work has never been translated, although the situation is slowly becoming better. In addition to Peter Simpson's online translation of the entire Ordinatio, and the other translations noted above, useful volumes are available on

• will and morality
  • ed. and tr. Wolter 1986
  • ed. and tr. [German] Hoffmann 2012
  • tr. Williams 2017 (contains everything in Wolter and more)
• universals (tr. Spade, in Five Texts 1994)
• contingency and freedom (ed. and tr. Vos 1994)
• individuation (ed. and tr. Wolter 2005)
• on being and cognition (Ordinatio I.3) (tr. van den Bercken 2016)
• as well as a general Philosophical Writings (ed. and tr. Wolter 1962|1987).

Past Masters (by subscription only) has searchable versions of the Opera Philosophica, the Reportatio by Bychkov et al., Simpson's translation of the Ordinatio, Wolter's translation of the questions on metaphysics, and various other material.

Brepols' Library of Latin Texts (by subscription only) has (awkwardly) searchable versions of the Vatican edition (Lectura and Reportatio).

Hoffmann maintains a bibliography of work on Scotus from 1950 to the present that contains, among much else, an exhaustive list of the available translations, published and on the internet. Further links to texts and translations are available at The Franciscan Archive.

Supplementing the translations on ethics in Williams 2017 is his website with further translations and an important discussion of why the Vatican edition of Ordinatio III.26-40 is "so frequently bad that no responsible scholar can rely on it."

Cross has published a useful summary of the overall textual situation in Journal of the History of Philosophy July 2011.

Franciscan canon lawyer and perhaps theologian.

• Summa confessorum [1295; rev. 1302] (ed. Brieskorn 1981).
• Sentences [1294/1304] (unedited) -- may have been authored by a younger man by the same name.

Augustinian friar and theologian.

• Sentences [Paris, 1365-66] (ed. Marcolino, Brînzei, Oser-Grote, 2017-)
• Links: Iohannes Hiltalingen von Basel (in german - alcuin.de), hiltalingen.de (in german)

Prague arts master.

• logical treaties:
  • Suppositiones (ed. Bos 1985)
  • Fallacie (ed. Bos 1985)
  • Obligationes (ed. Bos 1985)
  • Insolubilia (ed. Bos 1985)
  • Sophismata (unedited)
  • Consequentie (unedited).
• treatises of natural philosophy:
  • De motu (part. ed. Clagett, in Science of Mechanics 1959)
  • De primo et ultimo instanti [1369] (unedited)

English logician.

• Logica (ed. de Rijk 1999)
• Insolubilia (unedited)

Averroist master of arts

• question-commentaries on Aristotle:
  • Physics [ca. 1315] (ed. 1587|1969)
  • De anima (ed. 1587|1966)
  • De caelo (ed. 1552)
  • Metaphysics (ed. 1553|1966)
  • Parva naturalia (ed. 1505).
  • Rhetoric (ed. Costa and Brenet in progress; transcription by Preben-Hansen and Ebbesen)
• disputations
  • De habitu intellectus (ed. Kuksewicz 1961)
  • De infinitate vigoris Dei (ed. Kuksewicz 1965)
  • De notioritate universalium (ed. Kuksewicz 1970)
  • De principio individuationis (ed. Kuksewicz 1963)
• treatises
  • on the agent sense (ed. Pattin 1988)
  • on the city of Paris (ed. Le Roux de Lincy and Tisserand 1867)

The commentary on the De substantia orbis ascribed to Jandun in many early printed editions is now thought to have been written by Fernand of Spain in the later thirteenth century (see Tomanek 2021).

Early Franciscan philosopher and theologian.

• Tractatus de divisione multiplici potentiarum animae [ca. 1233] (ed. Michaud-Quantin 1964)
• Summa de anima [ca. 1235] (ed. Bougerol 1995; tr. [Fr] Vernier 2001)
• Summae on the virtues, vices, the articles of the faith, and the ten commandments (all unedited)
• many biblical commentaries (unedited)
• sermons (part. ed. Lynch 1961)
• disputed questions on grace (ed. Hödl 1964) and other theological topics
• Quaestiones disputatae de legibus (ed. Saccenti 2021)

Secular theologian in Paris, a student of Godfrey of Fontaines.

• a disputed question on whether free will requires the will to move itself (ed. as appendix to Gonsalvo of Spain, ed. Amorós 1935)
• a disputed question on whether something can be in potency and act at the same time and in the same respect (ibid.)
• a brief Quodlibet [1302] (ed. Glorieux 1958)

Albertist theologian and philosopher.

• Tractatus de homine (ed. Pattin 1977)
• commentaries on the old and new logic (unedited)
• De anima (ed. 1491 etc.)
• Parva naturalia (ed. 1491 etc.)
• De motu animalium (unedited)
• De divinis nominibus (unedited)
• Determinatio utrum perfecta Dei opera possint impediri daemonis malitia (ed. 1493)

Cistercian theologian

• Sentences,Bk. I only [1344-45] (qq. 2-6 ed. Franzinelli 1958; qq. 13-16 ed. Parodi 1978; the whole text, ed. Parodi et al., is available on the internet)
• replies to the censure against him (ed. Stegmüller 1933)

Franciscan theologian, master of theology in Paris from 1289 to 1290 (or 1291); subsequently minister general of the Franciscan order and cardinal.

• Various disputed questions (unedited)
• fragments of a Sentences commentary (unedited except excerpts on free will in Longpré, "Oeuvre scolastique" 1947).

Dominican theologian.

• various Quodlibeta [ca. 1315] (unedited)
• disputed questions [ca, 1322] (ed. 1618; excerpt tr. CTMPT 2).
• defense of Aquinas, arguing that the Condemnation of 1277 does not affect his teachings, has been edited in his name (ed. Jellouschek 1925).
• Link: Iohannes de Neapoli OP (in german - alcuin.de)

Flemish arts master; taught in Paris.

• Tractatus de esse et essentia (ed. Meersseman 1933)
• Tractatus universalium (ed. Meersseman 1936)
• De universali reali [attribution in doubt] (ed. Weiler 1968)
• commentary on the Metaphysics [1413/18] (unedited)
• Commentum aureum super secundum partem Doctrinalis Alexandri [ca. 1405] (unedited).

Early University of Paris master of arts and theology.

• logical work [ca. 1225-35]
  • various commentaries on the logica vetus, unedited except for the Categories, ed. Franceschini 1934 and Hansen 2012
  • Appellationes (ed. de Libera, in "Appellationes" 1984)
  • Syncategoremeta (ed. Braakhuis, in Syncategorematische Termen 1979).
• Sentences commentary
  • reportatio (unedited)
  • corrected version (unedited).

Dominican theologian and early Thomist.

• Correctorium ‘Circa' [1283/84] (ed. Müller 1941)
• Reportatioof his Sentences commentary [1292/96] (Bks. I-II ed. Müller 1961-64)
• Apologia [1296/99] (ed. Müller 1952)
• disputed question on whether being and essence are distinct [1296/99] (ed. Glorieux, in "La distinction réelle," 1951)
• treatise on the Eucharist [1304/5] (ed. and tr. Martin, in "Eucharistic Treatise" 1975)
• De potestate regia et papali [1302/3] (ed. and [German] tr. Bleienstein 1969; tr. Watt 1971).
• at least one set of quodlibetal questions (ed. Heiman 1955)
• Quaestio de principio individuationis (Müller 1974)
• De modo existendi corpus Christi in sacramento altaris (ed. Pattin 1977)

Conservative Franciscan champion of Augustinianism.

• eleven sets of disputed questions (ed. Etzkorn et al. 2002)
• four Quodlibeta [1270-77] (ed. Etzkorn and Delorme 1989; part. tr. van Buren 2023)
• treatise on the soul (ed. Melani 1948)
• treatise on optics (ed. Lindberg 1972)
• Summa de esse et essentia (ed. Delorme 1928; tr. van Buren 2023)
• Perspectiva communis (ed. and tr. Lindberg 1970)
• Tractatus de sphaera (ed. and tr. MacLaren and Etzkorn 2015)
• questions on the eternity of the world (ed. and tr. Brady and Potter 1993)
• treatise on poverty (ed. Kingsford et al. 1910|1969; ed. Wyngaert 1925)
• Arithmetica (De numeris mysticis) (ed. Hughes 1985, Gonzalez-Garcia 2018)
• Sentences commentary, Bk. I only [mid/late 1260s] (unedited).
• letters (ed. Martin 1882-85 in 3 vols.)
• various sermons, hymns, and poems

Dominican theologian.

• disputed questions [Cologne, ca. 1303]:
• Quaestiones disputatae, 1–18 (ed. Mojsisch 2009)
• Quaestiones disputatae, 19–38 (ed. Porro / Beccarisi 2009)
• Link: Iohannes Picardi de Lucidomonte OP (in german - alcuin.de)

Paris theologian, a student of Godfrey of Fontaines.

• five Quodlibeta [1307-1313] (Hoffmann is editing the lengthy questions concerning free will; Quod. I.10 is edited in Hödl 1999)
• various disputed questions (unedited except for fragments in secondary literature, esp. Schabel 2011 on future contingents)

Franciscan theologian, lectured on the Sentences at Oxford circa 1315, and revised these lectures in the early 1320s.

• Sentences commentary [survives in only one manuscript, which runs only to distinction 6 of book I, and which preserves the Ordinatio version]
  • prologue qq. 1-5 ed. Fiorentino 2011
  • prol. qq. 6-7 and 10 ed. Livesey 1989
  • dist. 1 qq. 1-6 ed. Fiorentino 2018
  • dist. 1 q. 6 was also edited and discussed by Alliney 1996: "Utrum fine ultimo apprehenso ab intellectu creato voluntas necessario velit illum fìnem"

Franciscan moral theologian.

• Compendium pauperis [1311/17] (ed. 1501)
• Formula confessionis [1309/12] (unedited)

Innovative Franciscan theologian.

• Sentences commentary [ca. 1357]; only Bk. I has survived complete (prologue ed. Combes and Ruello 1961-70; d. 37 ed. Combes et al. 1967)
• Paul of Venice's abbreviation [before 1402] of the Sentences commentary (ed. Ruello 1980-2000)
• Conclusiones (ed. Combes 1957) [summary of Sent. comm.]
• Determinationes [1358] (ed. Combes 1957)
• Quaestio de gradu supremo [1354/55] (ed. Combes and Vignaux 1964)

Franciscan theologian.

• Quodlibeta (unedited)
• Sentences commentary [prob. 1328-29], extant in two redactions (mostly unedited, but lengthy excerpts from the prologue and dists. 2-3 have been edited by Martin Tweedale, "John of Rodynton on Knowledge, Science, and Theology" (PhD diss., UCLA, 1965), and posted here with permission)

Benedictine theologian.

• commentary on the Posterior Analytics (edited in Scotus's Opera; Vivès vol. 2 etc.).
• Sentences commentary [attribution uncertain] (unedited)
• disputed questions [attribution uncertain] (unedited)

Oxford theologian and philosopher.

• Quaestio super universalia (ed. Conti 1990).
• De anima (unedited)
• Physics (unedited)
• abbreviation of Scotus's Quodlibeta (unedited)
• several short philosophical and theological treatises (unedited)

Dominican theologian.

• Sentences [prob. Paris in 1290/95, or perhaps later] (ed. Senner 1995)

Oxford arts master; realist follower of John Wyclif.

• Problema correspondens libello Porphyrii (part. ed. Conti 1990)
• various logical treatises, unedited except for his Obligationes (ed. Ashworth 1992)
• The Summa insolubilium edited under the name of John Wyclif is sometimes attributed to Tarteys

Arts master and theologian.

• commentaries on almost all of Aristotle's principal works, as well as on Peter of Spain and Donatus minor. All are available in early printed editions.
• Super De ente et essentia S. Thomae de Aquino (ed. Sevora and Novak, Studia Neoaristotelica 2008)

Albertist philosopher and opponent of Nicholas of Cusa.

• De docta ignorantia [1442/43] (ed. and tr. Hopkins 1988)
  • Cusa's fierce reply is his Apologia doctae ignorantiae [1449] (tr. Hopkins 1988).
• Various brief treatises are extant but unedited, except for a Middle High German Büchlein von der Seele (ed. Steer 1967).

Franciscan theologian.

• Sentences [Oxford, 1336-37] (unedited).

Parisian arts master.

• questions on the Ars vetus (unedited)
• questions on the Prior Analytics (unedited)
• questions on obligationes and insolubilia (part. ed. Spade, in "Three Questions" 1996; on web)

Heterodox and influential philosopher and theologian; a leading advocate of metaphysical realism.

Wyclif's very extensive writings, in both Latin and English, have not yet been completely edited. Many of the Latin writings have been edited by the Wyclif Society (1883-1922, in 36 vols).

• De logica [ca. 1360] and Continuatio logicae [prob. 1360/63] (both ed. Dziewicki 1893 vol. 1, vol. 2, vol. 3) [Mark Thakkar is working on a critical edition with translation of both these works]
• Summa insolubilium [1368-9] (ed. Spade and Wilson 1986)
• De ente in communi [ca. 1365] and De ente primo in communi [ca. 1365] (both ed. Thomson 1930)
• De actibus animae [ca. 1365] (ed. Dziewicki 1902);
• Purgans errores circa universalia in communi [1366/68] (ed. Dziewicki 1909)
• De ente praedicamentali [ca. 1369] (ed. Beer 1891)
• De intelleccione Deiand De volucione Dei [both ca. 1370] (both ed. Dziewicki 1909)
• Tractatus de universalibus [ca. 1368-69, or 1373-74] (ed. Müller 1985; tr. Kenny 1985)
• De materia et forma [ca. 1370-75] (ed. Dziewicki 1902)
• De trinitate [1371-74] (ed. du Pont Breck 1962).

Wyclif organized many of these shorter treatises - and other works yet to be edited - into a Summa de ente, whose structure scholars have had to piece together.

• Ivan Mueller is working on a new edition of the already published material from the Summa de ente.
• Ivan Mueller and Vilem Herold have edited the De Ideis, which is forthcoming from Brill with a translation by Stephen Lahey
• Wlozimierz Zega is working on a critical edition of the De tempore
• Luigi Campi is working on a critical edition of the De scientia Dei

Beginning ca. 1373, Wyclif turned his attention increasingly to theological and ecclesiastical issues, including

• De civili dominio [1375/76] (ed. Poole and Loserth 1885-1904; part. tr. CTMPT 2)
• De ecclesia [1378] (ed. Loserth and Matthew 1886)
• De potestate papae [ca. 1379] (ed. Loserth 1907)
• De veritate Sacrae Scripturae [1377/78] (ed. Buddensieg 1905-7; tr. Levy 2001)
• Trialogus [1382/83] (ed. and tr. Lahey 2013)
• De eucharistia (ed. Loserth 1892).

In addition to these academic Latin treatises, there are

• Latin polemical works (ed. Buddensieg 1883|1966)
• English works (part. ed. Matthew 1880|1978; Lindberg 1991).

For later English Wycliffite texts, see Hudson, Selections 1997.