Printed at Lyons 1495, &c. Ockham’s commentary on the first book of the _Sentences_ was probably composed when he was B.D. of Oxford; it is longer than his commentaries on the other three books together, and is often found separate. MSS. Oxford:--Merton Coll. 106 (sec. xiv). Cambridge:--Caius Coll. 325. Paris:--Bibl. Mazarine 894 (sec. xiv), ‘de ordinacione fratris Guillelmi de Okham de ordine fratrum Minorum Oxonie.’ Troyes 718 (sec. xiv). Printed separately (at Strasburg) in 1483. It is possible that the commentaries on the last three books exist in a fuller form in the following MSS. than in the printed editions:-- MSS. Paris:--Bibl. Nat. 16398 (sec. xv), books 3 and 4; Cf. ibid. 16708, f. 253{b} (sec. xiv), ‘Circa tertium Sententiarum secundum Okkam.’ Munich:--Bibl. Reg. 8943 (sec. xv), books 2, 3, and 4. _Quodlibeta septem._ _Inc. quodl. i. qu. i._ ‘Utrum possit probari per rationem naturalem quod tantum unus sit deus: quod sic.’ MSS. Paris:--Bibl. Nat. 16398, f. 173 (sec. xv), and 17841, fol. 28 (sec. xv): the latter ends abruptly near the beginning of the fourth quodlibet. Venice:--Bibl. S. Anton. (Tomasin, p. 11 b). Printed at Paris 1487, Argentina 1491. At the end of the edition of 1491: ‘Expliciunt quotlibeta septem venerabilis inceptoris magistri Wilhelmi de Ockam anglici, veritatum speculatoris acerrimi, fratris ordinis minorum, post ejus lecturam Oxoniensem (super sententias) edita.’ _De motu, loco, tempore, relatione, praedestinatione et praescientia Dei, et quodlibetum._ MS. Basel F ii. 24. Cf. MS. Paris:--Bibl. Nat. 14715, f. 82{b} (sec. xiv); 14909, f. 102{b}; 14579, f. 345; 14580, f. 110{b}. _Incipiunt_: ‘Quia circa materiam de predestinatione et prescientia sunt opiniones diverse.’ _De successivis._ _Inc._ ‘Videndum est de locis.’ MS. Paris:--Bibl. Nat. 16130, f. 121 (sec. xiv). Cf. MS. Bruges, 500. _Propositio an sit concedenda; essentia divina est quaternitas._ MS. Basel A vii. 13. _De sacramento altaris_, and _De corpore Christi_: 2 treatises[1463]. _Inc. i._ ‘Circa conversionem panis.’ _Inc. ii._ ‘Stupenda super munera largitatis.’ MSS. Oxford:--Balliol Coll. 299, f. 196 (sec. xiv); Merton College 137 (sec. xiv). Rouen, 561 (sec. xv). Printed at Argentina 1491, at the end of the _Quodlibeta_; at Paris (1490?), and Venice 1516. _Centiloquium theologicum._ _Inc. prol._ ‘Anima nobis innata eo potius naturaliter appetit cognoscere suum finem, quo pre ceteris appetentibus omnibus corruptibilibus creatis ratione ditata ad ymaginem et similitudinem dei celsius eminentiusque figuratur.’ Printed at Lyons 1495, at the end of the _Sentences_. _Quaestiones Ocham in terminabiles Alberti de Saxonia._ MS. Padua:--Bibl. S. Joannis in Viridario (Tomasin, p. 37). _Sermones Occham_, by William or Nicholas of Ockham?