Nauta, Prof. Lodi
Lodi Nauta is professor of the History of Philosophy. Nauta studied biology (propedeuse), philosophy and medieval studies in Groningen and York (UK) and gained his PhD cum laude in 1999. He is a Fellow of the KNAW, and Member of The Royal Holland Society of Sciences and Humanities. In 2001 he received a Vidi research of NWO, followed by a Vici grant in 2009 for his research programme ‘Humanists as Philosophers: The Place of Renaissance Humanism in the History of Thought’. Nauta is a former Dean of the Faculty of Philosophy.
Nauta has published numerous books and articles on the history of philosophy, including one that has been awarded several prizes about the highly influential humanist Lorenzo Valla. Nauta’s teaching and research focus on several periods in which innovations took place in Western thought and culture. In recent years, Nauta's research has concentrated on the philosophical dimension of Humanism in the Renaissance.
In 2016 Nauta was awarded the Spinoza Prize, the highest Dutch scientific award. The prize allowed him to establish a new research group that can conduct large-scale research projects, at least by the standards of the humanities.
Previously in the news
2022
Nauta,
L. (2023). Review of Juhana Toivanen, The Political
Animal in Medieval Philosophy. A Philosophical Study of the
Commentary Tradition c. 1260 – c. 1410 (Brill: Leiden,
2021). Renaissance Quarterly,
76(1), 321-322. Article 173. https://doi.org/10.1017/rqx.2023.173
Adriaenssen,
H. T., & Nauta, L. (2023). Robert
Boyle and Natural Kinds. Journal of the American
Philosophical Association, 9(3), 554-573.
Advance online publication. https://doi.org/10.1017/apa.2022.17
Nauta,
L. (2022). Two Treatises in One Volume: Kenelm Digby
between Body and Soul. In L. Georgescu, & H. T.
Adriaenssen (Eds.), The Philosophy of Kenelm Digby
(1603-1665) (pp. 35-57). (International Archives of the
History of Ideas Archives internationales d'histoire des
idées; Vol. 239). Springer. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-99822-6_2
2021
Nauta,
L. (2021). Lorenzo Valla. The
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.
Nauta,
L. (2021). Philosophy and the Language of the
People: The Claims of Common Speech from Petrarch to
Locke. Cambridge University Press.
2020
Nauta,
L. (2020). Philosophy, Rhetoric, and Thomas Hobbes.
Timothy Raylor. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2018. xviii + 334
pp. $70. Renaissance Quarterly,
73(1), 339-340. https://doi.org/10.1017/rqx.2019.576
2019
Nauta,
L. (2019). De Schotse Verlichting: een ontmoeting met
David Hume. Jaarverslag Koninklijke Hollandsche
Maatschappij der Wetenschappen, 2019,
6-8.
2018
Nauta,
L. (2018). Latin as a Common Language: The Coherence
of Lorenzo Valla’s Humanist Program.
Renaissance Quarterly, 71(1), 1-32.
https://doi.org/10.1086/696885
2016
Nauta,
L. (2016). The Critique of Scholastic Language in
Renaissance Humanism and Early Modern Philosophy. In C.
Muratori, & G. Paganini (Eds.), Early Modern Philosophers
and the Renaissance Legacy (pp. 59-79). (International
Archives of the History of Ideas ; Vol. 220). Springer
International Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-32604-7_4
2015
Nauta,
L. (2015). De-essentializing the World: Valla,
Agricola, Vives, and Nizolio on Universals and Topics. In A.
Frazier, & P. Nold (Eds.), Essays in Renaissance Thought
and Letters: In Honor of John Monfasani (pp. 196-215). Brill
Academic Publisher. https://doi.org/10.1163/9789004294653_012
Nauta,
L. (2015). Meaning and Linguistic Usage in Renaissance
Humanism: The Case of Lorenzo Valla. In M. Cameron, & R.
J. Stainton (Eds.), Linguistic Content: New Essays on the
History of Philosophy of Language (pp. 136-155). Oxford
University Press & British Academy. https://doi.org/10.1093/acprof:oso/9780198732495.003.0008
Nauta,
L. (2015). The Order of Knowing: Juan Luis Vives on
Language, Thought, and the Topics. Journal of the
History of Ideas, 76(3), 325-345.
2014
Nauta,
L. (2014). Filosoferen met de grote denkers uit het
verleden. Groniek. Historisch
Tijdschrift, (200), 360-364.
Nauta,
L. (2014). Lorenzo Valla. In P. Ford, J.
Bloemendal, & C. Fantazzi (Eds.), Brill's Encyclopedia of
the Neo-Latin World (pp. 1193-1195). Martinus
Nijhoff/Brill.
2013
Nauta,
L. (2013). 'Rabelais’s laughter behind a
portrait by Holbein': play and culture in the work of Johan
Huizinga. In M. Israëls, L. A. Waldman, & G.
Beltramini (Eds.), Renaissance studies in honor of Joseph
Connors: History, literature and music (Vol. 2, pp. 370-376).
(Villa i Tatti; Vol. 29). Villa I Tatti the harvard university
center for italian renaissance studies.
2012
Nauta,
L. (2012). Anti-essentialism and the rhetoricization
of knowledge: Mario Nizolio’s humanist attack on
universals. Renaissance Quarterly,
65(1), 31 - 66. https://doi.org/10.1086/665835
Nauta,
L. (2012). Augustinus en Boethius: de transformatie
van het antieke denken in de late oudheid.
Groniek, Historisch Tijdschrift,
191, 45 - 58.
Nauta,
L. (2012). From universals to topics: The realism of
Rudolph Agricola, with an edition of his reply to a critic.
Vivarium. A Journal for Medieval and Early-Modern
Philosophy and Intellectual Life, 50(2),
190-224. https://doi.org/10.1163/156853412X644614
Copenhaver,
B. P., & Nauta, L. (2012). Lorenzo
Valla, Dialectical Disputations. (The I Tatti
Renaissance library ; Vol. 49-50). Harvard University Press. http://www.hup.harvard.edu/catalog.php?recid=31721
2011
Nauta,
L. (2011). Lorenzo Valla. In H. Lagerlund
(Ed.), Encyclopedia of Medieval Philosophy: Philosophy between
500 and 1500 (pp. 702-707). Springer.
Nauta,
L. (2011). Philology as philosophy: Giovanni Pontano
on language, meaning, and grammar. Journal of the
History of Ideas, 72(4), 481-502.
2010
Nauta,
L. (2010). Boethius. In A. Grafton, G. Most,
& S. Settis (Eds.), The Classical Tradition (pp.
131-133). Harvard University Press.
Nauta,
L. (2010). Lorenzo Valla. In A. Grafton, G.
Most, & S. Settis (Eds.), The Classical Tradition (pp.
959-960). Harvard University Press.
Nauta,
L. (2010). Lorenzo Valla sulle forme di
argomentazione. In M. Regoliosi (Ed.), Lorenzo Valla e
la riforma della lingua e della lingua e della logica,2 (pp.
417 - 442). Polistampa.
Nauta,
L. (2010). The Consolation: The Latin Commentary
Tradition. In The Cambridge Companion to Boethius
(pp. 255-278). University of Groningen.
2009
Nauta,
L. (2009). In Defense of Common Sense. Lorenzo
Valla’s Humanist Critique of Scholastic
Philosophy. Harvard University Press. http://www.hup.harvard.edu/catalog.php?recid=29432
Nauta,
L. (2009). Lorenzo Valla. In Stanford
Encyclopedia of Philosophy plato.stanford.edu. http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/lorenzo-valla/
Nauta,
L. (2009). Lorenzo Valla. The
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/lorenzo-valla/
Nauta,
L. (2009). The Consolation: the Latin commentary
tradition, 800-1700. In J. Marenbon (Ed.), The Cambridge
Companion to Boethius (pp. 255 - 278). Cambridge University
Press.
2008
Nauta,
L. (2008). From an Outsider's Point of View: Lorenzo
Valla on the Soul. Vivarium. A Journal for
Medieval and Early-Modern Philosophy and Intellectual
Life, 46(3), 368-391. https://doi.org/10.1163/156853408X360966
Nauta,
L. (2008). Obituary: John North. The Guardian 22 Nov.
2008.
Nauta,
L. (2008). Review of Guillelmus de Conchis, Glosae
super Platonem, ed. E. Jeauneau (Guillelmi de Conchis Opera
Omnia, III; Corpus Christianorum Continuatio Mediaevalis 203),
Turnhout 2006. Speculum: A Journal of Medieval
Studies, 83(3), 705-706.
2007
Nauta,
L. (2007). Aan de grenzen van het voorstelbare:
Gedachtenexperimenten in de middeleeuwen. Royal
Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW).
Nauta,
L. (2007). Lorenzo Valla and the rise of humanist
dialectic. In J. Hankins (Ed.), The Cambridge Companion
to Renaissance Philosophy (pp. 193 - 210). Cambridge
University Press.
Nauta,
L. (2007). Lorenzo Valla’s autograph notabilia
to Cicero and Boethius in Florence, BML, Conv. Soppr. 475.
Studi medievali e Umanistici, 5-6,
446-459.
Nauta,
L. (2007). Review of D. Rutherford (ed.) The Cambridge
Companion to Early Modern Philosophy (Cambridge 2006).
Renaissance Quarterly, 60(4), 1422 -
1424. https://doi.org/10.1353/ren.2007.0441
Nauta,
L. (2007). Review of The medieval heritage in
early modern metaphysics and modal theory, 1400-1700. Russell
L. Friedman and Lauge O. Nielsen (eds.) Dordrecht, 2003.
Renaissance Quarterly, 60(3), 942 -
943. https://doi.org/10.1353/ren.2007.0307
Nauta,
L. (2007). The price of reduction: problems in Lorenzo
Valla’s Epicurean fideism. In S. Ebbersmeyer, & E.
Kessler (Eds.), Ethik - Wissenschaft oder Lebenskunst? Modelle
der Normenbegründung von der Antike bis zur Frühen
Neuze (pp. 173-195). Lit Verlag.
2006
Nauta,
L. (2006). Introduction. In Nauta (Ed.),
LANGUAGE AND CULTURAL CHANGE (pp. IX-+). (GRONINGEN
STUDIES IN CULTURAL CHANGE; Vol. 24). Peeters.
Nauta,
L. (2006). Language and Cultural Change: Aspects
of the Study and Use of Language in the Later Middle Ages and the
Renaissance. (24 ed.) Peeters.
Nauta,
L. (2006). Linguistic Relativity and the Humanist
Imitation of Classical Latin. In Nauta (Ed.), Language
and Cultural Change (pp. 173-185). (GRONINGEN STUDIES IN
CULTURAL CHANGE; Vol. 24). Peeters.
Nauta,
L. (2006). Lorenzo Valla and Quattrocento
Scepticism. Vivarium. A Journal for Medieval and
Early-Modern Philosophy and Intellectual Life,
44(2-3), 375-395.
Nauta,
L. (2006). Review of John Monfasani, Nicolaus
Scutellius, O.S.A., as Pseudo-Pletho. The sixteenth-century
treatise Pletho in 'Aristotelem' and the scribe Michael Martinus
Stella. Renaissance Quarterly,
59(4), 1264-1266. https://doi.org/10.1353/ren.2008.0531
2005
Nauta,
L. (2005). A weak chapter in the Book of Nature - Hans
Blumenberg on medieval thought. In K. van Berkel, & A.
Vanderjagt (Eds.), THE BOOK OF NATURE IN ANTIQUITY AND THE
MIDDLE AGES (pp. 135-150). (GRONINGEN STUDIES IN CULTURAL
CHANGE; Vol. 16). Peeters.
Nauta,
L. (2005). Review of Karl Schuhmann. Selected Papers
on Renaissance Philosophy and on Thomas Hobbes.
Renaissance Quarterly, 58(1),
358-359. https://doi.org/10.1353/ren.2008.0646
Nauta,
L. (2005). Review of Thomas Hobbes, Leviathan, ed.
G.A.J. Rogers and Karl Schuhmann. Renaissance
Quarterly, 58(2), 701-703. https://doi.org/10.1353/ren.2008.0751
2004
Nauta,
L., & Pätzold, D. (Eds.) (2004).
Imagination in the Later Middle Ages and Early Modern
Times. (Groningen Studies in Cultural Change).
Peeters.
Nauta,
L., & Patzold, D. (2004). Introduction. In
L. Nauta, & D. Patzold (Eds.), Imagination in the Later
Middle Ages and Early Modern Times (pp. IX-+). (GRONINGEN
STUDIES IN CULTURAL CHANGE; Vol. 12). Peeters.
Nauta,
L. (2004). Lorenzo Valla and the limits of
imagination. In L. Nauta, & D. H. K. Pätzold
(Eds.), Imagination in the Later Middle Ages and Early Modern
Times (pp. 93-113). (GRONINGEN STUDIES IN CULTURAL CHANGE;
Vol. 12). Peeters.
Nauta,
L. (2004). Recensie van Mariken Teeuwen, The
Vocabulary of Intellectual Life in the Middle Ages.
Millennium. Tijdschrift voor Middeleeuwse
Studies, 18, 143-145.
Nauta,
L. (2004). Review of Noel Malcolm, Aspects of Hobbes,
Oxford 2002. Renaissance Quarterly,
57(2), 622-623.
Nauta,
L. (2004). Review of Rudolph Agricola, 'Letters'.
Edited and translated, with notes by Adrie van der Laan & Fokke
Akkerman, Assen 2002. Isis,
95(2), 287 - 288. https://doi.org/10.1086/426218
Nauta,
L. (2004). William of Conches and the 'New Aristotle':
A Reply to Peter Dronke. Studi
Medievali, 445-457.
2003
Nauta,
L. (2003). Avicenna's "De anima" in the Latin West:
The Formation of a Peripatetic Philosophy of the Soul, 1160-1300 by
Dag Nikolaus Hasse. Speculum-A journal of medieval
studies, 78(4), 1309-1311.
Nauta,
L. (2003). Filosofie (ca. 100 lemmata). In G.
A. Kohnstamm, & H. C. Cassee (Eds.), Het Nieuw Cultureel
Woordenboek (pp. 169-178).
Nauta,
L. (2003). Filosofie en haar geschiedenis. In
M. V. B. P. M. van Hees, L. Nauta, & E. C. de Jonge (Eds.),
Kernthema's van de filosofie (pp. 265 - 284). Boom.
van
Hees, M., De Jonge, E., & Nauta, L. (2003).
Kernthema's van de filosofie. Boom.
Nauta,
L. (2003). Lorenzo Valla's Critique of Aristotelian
Psychology. Vivarium. A Journal for Medieval and
Early-Modern Philosophy and Intellectual Life,
41(1), 120-143. https://doi.org/10.1163/156853403322502137
Nauta,
L. (2003). Some Aspects of Boethius' Consolatio
Philosophiae in the Renaissance. In A. Galonnier (Ed.),
Boèce ou la chaîne des savoirs. Actes du colloque
international de la fondation Singer-Polignac (pp. 767 - 778).
Peeters.
Nauta,
L. (2003). William of Ockham and Lorenzo Valla: False
Friends, Semantics and Ontological Reduction.
Renaissance Quarterly, 56(3),
613-651. https://doi.org/10.2307/1261609
2002
Nauta,
L. (2002). Hobbes on Religion and the Church between
The Elements of Law and Leviathan: A Dramatic Change of
Direction? Journal of the History of
Ideas, 63, 577-598. https://doi.org/10.2307/3654161
Nauta,
L. (2002). Hobbes the Pessimist? Continuity of
Hobbes's Views on Reason and Eloquence Between The Elements of Law
and Leviathan. British Journal for the History of
Philosophy, 1, 31 - 54.
Nauta,
L. (2002). 'Hobbes the Pessimistic? Continuity of
Hobbes's Views on Reason and Eloquence between The Elements of Law
and Leviathan'. British Journal for the History of
Philosophy, 31-54.
Nauta,
L. (2002). Humanisme en de middeleeuwen.
Millennium. Tijdschrift voor Middeleeuwse
Studies, 1, 68 - 77.
Nauta,
L. (2002). Magis Platonicus quam Aristotelicus:
Interpretations of Boethius's Platonism from the Twelfth to the
Seventeenth Century. In M. J. F. M. Hoenen, & S. Gersh
(Eds.), The Platonic tradition in the Middle Ages. A
Doxographic Approach (pp. 165 - 204). De Gruyter Mouton.
Nauta,
L. (2002). Recensie van Mariken Goris, Boethius in het
Nederlands: Studie naar en tekstuitgave van de Gentse Boethius
[1485], boek II, Hilversum: Verloren, 2000.
Tijdschrift voor Nederlandse Taal &
Letterkunde, 12 - 14.
Nauta,
L. (2002). Review of Boethius's 'Consolation of
Philosophy' in Italian Medieval and Renaissance education.
Schoolbooks and their glosses in Florentine manuscripts.
Vivarium-An international journal for the philosophy and
intellectual life of the middle ages and renaissance,
40(2), 321-323. https://doi.org/10.1163/156853402320901858
Nauta,
L. (2002). Review of R. Black en G. Pomaro, 'La
consolazione della filosofia' nel Medioevo e nel Rinascimento
italiano. Libri di scuolo e glose nei manoscritti fiorentini,
Edizioni del Galuzzo, Florence 2000. Vivarium. A
Journal for Medieval and Early-Modern Philosophy and Intellectual
Life, 321 - 323.
Nauta,
L. (2002). Review of R. Black, Humanism and Education
in Medieval and Renaissance Italy. Tradition and Innovation in
Latin Schools from the Twelfth tot the Fifteenth |Century,
Cambridge 2001. Medium Aevum,
316-317.
2001
Nauta,
L. (2001). Dante Alighieri, Pleidooi voor de eigen
taal. De vulgari eloquentia, vertaald, ingeleid en van een nawoord
voorzien door Lodi Nauta. Historische Uitgeverij.
Nauta,
L. (2001). De kracht van de gewone taal: Taalkritiek
in de geschiedenis van de filosofie. Algemeen
Nederlands tijdschrift voor wijsbegeerte, 2,
141 - 145.
Nauta,
L. (2001). Handelen met voorkennis: Boethius'
Vertroosting. Filosofie Magazine,
1, 12 - 15.
Nauta,
L. (2001). Recensie van (1) Han van Ruler (red.), De
uitgelezen Descartes. Amsterdam: Boom, 1999 en (2) Herman De Dijn
(red.), De uitgelezen Spinoza. Amsterdam: Boom 1999.
Algemeen Nederlands tijdschrift voor
wijsbegeerte, 4, 309 - 310.
Nauta,
L. (2001). Recensie van Dante Alighieri, Het Gastmaal.
Vertaald, ingeleid en toegelicht foor Frans van Dooren en Kees van
Dooren. Millennium. Tijdschrift voor Middeleeuwse
Studies, 1, 73 - 75.
Nauta,
L. (2001). Retorica in de middeleeuwen.
Lampas. Tijdschrift voor Nederlandse
classici, 4-5, 335-350.
Nauta,
L. (2001). Review of Thomas Hobbes, Elementorum
Philosophiae Sectio Prima De Corpore, édition critique, notes,
appendices et index par Karl Schuhmann, introduction par Karl
Schumann avec la collaboration de Martine Pécharman, Parijs:
Vrin, 1999. British Journal for the History of
Philosophy, 3, 579 - 582.
Nauta,
L. (2001). The "Liber Aristotilis" of Hugo of
Santalla. Hugo of Santalla, Charles Burnett, David Pingree.
Speculum: A Journal of Medieval Studies,
76(2), 474-475. https://doi.org/10.2307/2903497
2000
Nauta,
L. (2000). Guillaume de Conches et quelques versions
'conchiennes'. In J. K. Atkinson, & A. M. Babbi (Eds.),
L'Orphée de Boèce au Moyen Âge (pp. 143 -
180). Edizioni Fiorini.
Nauta,
L. (2000). Guillelmi de Conchis Glosae super
Boetium. Brepols Publishers.
Nauta,
L. (2000). Recensie van Augustinus, Wat betekent de
bijbel? Christelijke scholing in tekstbegrip en presentatie. 'De
doctrina christiana', ingeleid, vertaald en toegelicht door J. den
Boeft en I. Sluiter. Millennium. Tijdschrift voor
Middeleeuwse Studies, 1,2, 154 - 156.
Nauta,
L. (2000). Review of Charles Burnett et al. (eds.),
Adelard of Bath. Medium Aevum,
69, 113-114.
Nauta,
L. (2000). Review of N. Mann and B. Munk-Olsen (eds.),
Medieval and Renaissance Scholarship: Proceeding of the Second
European Science Foundation Workshop on the Classical Tradition in
the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, Leiden 1997.
Journal for the History of the Classical
tradition, 6, 476 - 478.
Nauta,
L. (2000). The Pessimistic Hobbes? Continuity and
Development in Hobbes' Thought Between The Elements of Law and
Leviathan. Acta Philosophica
Groningana, 28, 1 - 34.
1999
Nauta,
L. (1999). A Humanist Reading of Boethius's Consolatio
Philosophiae: The Commentary by Murmellius and Agricola
(1514). In L. Nauta, & A. J. Vanderjagt (Eds.),
Between Demonstration and Imagination (pp. 313 - 338).
Martinus Nijhoff/Brill.
Nauta,
L., & Vanderjagt, A. (1999). Between
Demonstration and Imagination. Essays in the History of Science and
Philosophy Presented to John D. North. Martinus
Nijhoff/Brill.
Nauta,
L. (1999). Due North. In L. Nauta, & A. J.
Vanderjagt (Eds.), Between Demonstration and Imagination:
essays in the history of science and philosophy presented to John
D. North (pp. vii-xiv). (Brill's studies in intellectual
history; Vol. 96). Martinus Nijhoff/Brill.
Nauta,
L. (1999). Ordnung. In D. H. K. Pätzold,
& H. J. Sandkühler (Eds.), Enzyklopädie
Philosophie Bd.2 (pp. 981 - 985). Meiner.
Nauta,
L. (1999). Recensie: 'Valla. Om de waarheid en het
recht' - M. van der Poel (ed.). Algemeen
Nederlands tijdschrift voor wijsbegeerte, 144 -
145.
Nauta,
L. (1999). Review of I. Ronca, 'Guillelmi de Conchis'
Dragmaticon Philosophiae', Turnhout 1997. Medium
Aevum, 1, 113-115.
Nauta,
L. (1999). Review of William of Conches, 'Dragmaticon
Philosophiae', 'Summa de Philosophia in Vulgari'.
Medium Aevum, 68(1), 113-115.
Nauta,
L., & Goris, M. (1999). The Study of Boethius's
'Consolatio' in the Low Countries around 1500: The Ghent Boethius
and the Commentary by Agricola/Murmellius (1514). In F.
Akkerman, A. Vanderjagt, & A. H. van der Laan (Eds.),
Northern Humanism in European Context, 1469-1625: From the
'Adwert Academy' to Ubbo Emmius Martinus Nijhoff/Brill.
Nauta,
L. W. (1999). William of Conches and the tradition
of Boethius' Consolatio Philosophiae: an edition of his Glosae
super Boetium and studies of the Latin commentary
tradition. [Thesis fully internal (DIV), University of
Groningen]. s.n.
1998
Nauta,
L. (1998). Review of J. McEvoy (ed.), Robert
Grosseteste. Vivarium. A Journal for Medieval and
Early-Modern Philosophy and Intellectual Life,
246-259.
Nauta,
L. (1998). Review of P. Duhem, L'aube du savoir.
Epitomé du 'Système du monde'. Archives
Internationales d'Histoire des Sciences,
48(2), 421-422.
1997
Nauta,
L., & Hoenen, M. J. F. M. (1997). Boethius in
the Middle Ages. Latin and Vernacular Traditions of the 'Consolatio
Philosophiae'. Martinus Nijhoff/Brill.
Nauta,
L. (1997). Recensie van M. Vinck-van Caekenberghe, Een
onderzoek naar het leven, het werk en de literaire opvattingen van
Cornelis van Ghistele (1510/11-1573), rederijker en
humanist. Tijdschrift voor Nederlandse Taal &
Letterkunde, 4, 365 - 367.
Nauta,
L. (1997). Review of Andreas Speer, Die entdeckte
Natur. Untersuchungen zu Begründungsversuchen einer
¨scientia naturalis¨ im 12. Jahrhundert.
Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis, 1, 68
- 69.
Nauta,
L. (1997). Review of M.T. Gibson en L. Smith (red.),
'Codices Boethiani: A Conspectus of Manuscripts of the Work of
Boethius, I: Great Britain and the Republic of Ireland'.
Medium Aevum, 1, 128-29.
Nauta,
L. (1997). Review of P.L. Butzer en D. Lohrmann
(eds.), Science in Western and Eastern Civilization in Carolingian
Times. Physis, 336 - 340.
Nauta,
L. (1997). The 'Glosa' as Instrument for the
Development of Natural Philosophy. William of Conches' Commentary
on Boethius. In M. J. F. M. Hoenen, & L. Nauta (Eds.),
Boethius in the Middle Ages (pp. 4 - 39). Martinus
Nijhoff/Brill.
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