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Compendium of Logic
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  • Theodore Of Rhaithu

    
possible authenticity is the Aristotelian Compendium of Logic and a tract “On Sects” attributed to Theodore. He is currently thought to be identical with the semi-monophysite Theodore, bishop of Pharan, who is credited by some manuscripts with the Compendium of Logic. The critical and complete text of “The Preparation” was


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possible authenticity is the Aristotelian Compendium of Logic and a tract “On Sects” attributed to Theodore. He is currently thought to be identical with the semi-monophysite Theodore, bishop of Pharan, who is credited by some manuscripts with the Compendium of Logic. The critical and complete text of “The Preparation” was


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