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Ralph Strode was an English logician (fl. second half of the fourteenth century), a Master of Arts (Oxon.), and an author of a Logica in six treatises, whose manuscripts were soon dispersed, surviving with varying degrees of success. The treatise on Consequentie became a textbook at Padua University in the late fifteenth century and was published various times, sometimes with the one on Obligationes, and often with some commentaries by Italian logicians.
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Maierù, A. (2020). Ralph Strode. In: Lagerlund, H. (eds) Encyclopedia of Medieval Philosophy. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-024-1665-7_429
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