Authors/Adam Wodeham
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- Prologue to William of Ockham's Summa logicae, early 1320s. Available here in an English translation by P.V. Spade.
- Perhaps the 51st chapter of part I of Ockham's Summa logicae and the last question of book IV of the same author's Reportatio, early 1320s?
- London lectures (lectura prima), early 1320s
- Treatise on Indivisibles (Tractatus de indivisibilibus) written after Chatton's Reportatio (1321-23), which it quotes, but probably not long after
- Quaestio de divisione at compositione continui is, according to the critical edition, either an early draft of the Tractatus de indivisibilibus or a later summary. The editors of the edition prefer the hypothesis of an early draft.
- ' 'Lectura secunda 1329-32
- Oxford Lectures 1332-34
Contents
Manuscripts
Lectura Secunda
- Cambridge, Gonville and Caius, Ms 281 (674), ff. 105-250.
Reportatio Oxoniensis
- Vatican Library, Vat. Lat., MS 1110 (books II-IV)
Ordinatio Oxoniensis
- Bruges, Bibl. de la Ville, Ms. 172 (book IV)
- Paris, Bibl. Mazarine, Ms 915 (books I-IV)
- Paris, Bibl. de la Sorbonne MS 193 (books I-IV)
- Tarazona Bibl. de la Catedral MS cod. 7 (books I-IV)
- Vatican Library, Vat. Lat., MS 955 (book I)
The Abbreviatio of Wodeham's Ordinatio by Henry Totting de Oyta
Editions
- The Online Critical Edition Project of Adam of Wodeham's Ordinatio
- Adam de Wodeham, Tractatus de indivisibilibus: A Critical Edition. Rega Wood (ed., tr.) Dortrecht: Kluwer, 1988.
- Quaestio de divisione et compositione continui, in J. Murdoch, "Two questions on the Continuum," Franciscan Studies 26 (1966): 212—288.
- Lectura secunda, Gedeon Gál and Rega Wood (eds.), St. Bonaventure, NY: Franciscan Institute, 1990.
- Ordinatio, IV, q. 10, in Marilyn McCord Adams and Rega Wood, “Is to will it as bad as to do it?”, Franciscan Studies, 41 (1981): 30–60.
- Tractatus de indivisibilis, Rega Wood (ed.), Dortrecht: Kluwer, 1988.
- Tractatus alphabeticus, Codex Erfurt, Stadtsbibliothek, Amplon, Folio 133, ff. 134ra–145va.
- Super quattuor libros sententiarum: Abbreviatio. Henrici Totting de Oyta, John Major (ed.), Paris: P. le Preux, 1512
