https://database.debate-erc.com/jspui/handle/123456789/27 CONRADUS DE EBERBACO Conrad de Eberbacho Conradus de Ebrach Conradus de Ebraco Konrad von Ebrach Konrad von Morimond OCist Vienna Vienna Wigand Weigand, Geschichte der Fränkischen Cistercienser Abtei Ebrach, Landschut 1834, pp. 129-130. A. Zumkeller, Dionysius de Montina ein neuentdeckter Augustinertheologe des Spätmittelalters, Wurzburg 1948, pp. 24-28. A. Zumkeller, “Der Zisterziensertheologe Konrad von Ebrach im Kampf um Thomas von Aquin”, in Cistercienser-Chronik 56 (1949), pp. 1-24. K. Lauterer, “Konrad von Ebrach im Kampf um St. Bernhard”, in Cistercienser-Chronik 66 (1959), pp. 58-81. K. Lauterer, “Johannes von Retz, Collatio in Exequiis Mag. Conradi de Ebraco. Ein Nachruf für Konrad von Ebrach”, in Cistercienser-Chronik 68 (1961), pp. 23-40. K. Lauterer, Konrad von Ebrach S.O.CIST (+1399): Lebenslauf und Schrifttum, Rome, 1962. V. Marcolino, “Das Nachwirken der Lehre Hugolins”, in Schwerpunkte und Wirkungen des Sentenzenkommentars Hugolins von Orvieto O.E.S.A, ed. W. Eckermann, Wurzburg 1990, pp. 382-383. A.V. Schachenmayr, “Das Kolleg Sankt Nikolaus an der Universität Wien, ein Studienhaus der Cistercienser”, in Die regulierten Kollegien im Europa des Mittelalters und der Renaissance, eds. A. Sohn, J. Verger, Bochum 2012, pp. 151-159. C. Schabel, “Cistercian University Theologians on the Filioque”, in Archa Verbi 11 (2014), pp. 124-189. C. Schabel, M. Brinzei, M. Maga, “The Golden Age of Theology at Prague: Prague Sentences Commentaries, ca. 1375-1381, with a Redating of the Arrival of Wycliffism in Bohemia,” in Historia Universitatis Carolinae Pragensis 55 (2015), pp. 21-42. M. Brinzei, C. Schabel, “Thomas Aquinas as Authority and the Summa as Auctoritas in the Late Moddle Ages,” in Summistae. The commentary Tradition on Thomas Aquinas’s Summa Theologie (15th-18th Century), ed. M. Toste, forthcoming, p. 28. M. Brinzei, C. Schabel, “Les cisterciens et l’université Le cas du commentaire des Sentences de Conrad d’Ebrach (+1399),” in Les cisterciens et leurs bibliothèques, ed. A.-M. Turcan-Verkerk, D. Stutzmann, Th. Falmagne, P. Gandil, (Bibliothèque d’histoire culturelle du Moyen Age, 18), Turnhout, Brepols, 2018, pp. 453-486. D. Coman, “The Cistercians and the assimilation of Anselm in the latest 14th century – study case of Quaestio in vesperiis fratriis Chunradi de Ebrako (†1399)”, in Anselm of Canterbury: Communities, Contemporaries and Criticism, eds. M. Healy-Varley, G. Younge, G. E. M. Gasper, Brill 2020 (forthcoming) Paris, Bologna, Prague, Vienna Lectures Sentences in Bologne: 1368-1369 Lectures Sentences in Prague: 1376-1377 1385, founder of Cistercian College St. Nicholas, Vienna 1388, involved in the writing of the Statutes of the Faculty of Theology from Vienna Principium II Edit: Chris Schabel THEMA: Flumen Dei repletum est aquis. Ps. 64, 10. Principium I Edit: Chris Schabel THEMA: Flumen Dei repletum est aquis. Ps. 64, 10. Principium IV Edit: Monica Brinzei Title: Utrum sacramenta Novae Legis habeant aliquam vim sive virtutem creatam gratiae causativam THEMA: Flumen Dei repletum est aquis. Ps. 64, 10. Principium III Edit: Monica Brinzei Title: Utrum in divini Verbi incarnatione sit producta aliqua entitas necessaria in sui perfectione THEMA: Flumen Dei repletum est aquis. Ps. 64, 10. Principium II Edit: Monica Brinzei Title: Utrum voluntas divina omnium creabilium productiva aliquam essentiam creatam vel creabilem necessario producat in esse existentiae vel conservet. THEMA: Flumen Dei repletum est aquis. Ps. 64, 10. Principium I Edit: Monica Brinzei Title: Utrum viator per studium sacrae theologiae possit ad evidentiam veritatum theologicarum de communi lege pervenire THEMA: Flumen Dei repletum est aquis. Ps. 64, 10. Principium IV Edit: Chris Schabel THEMA: Flumen Dei repletum est aquis. Ps. 64, 10. Principium III Edit: Chris Schabel THEMA: Flumen Dei repletum est aquis. Ps. 64, 10. Extracted text DEBATE online Oxford Bodleian Library https://database.debate-erc.com/jspui/handle/123456789/33 Canon. misc. 573 2ra-6ra (Principium I), 54ra-60ra (Principium II), 94ra-98rb (Principium III), 111ra-115rb (Principium IV)