| 201 | Articol | X-gil1.1 | Gilson, Etienne | Sens et nature de l'argument de Saint Anselme | da |
| 202 | Articol | x-bra2.1 | Brague, Remi | Sens et valeur de la philosophie dans les trois cultures médiévales | da |
| 203 | Articol | X-mac3.1 | MacIsaac, Gregory | Sensation and Tought in Plotinus and Proclus | da |
| 204 | Articol | x-kir1.1 | Kirk, G.S. | Sense and Common-Sense in the Development of Greek Philosphy | da |
| 205 | Carte | LOM1.2.1 | Magistri Petri Lombardi, parisiensis episcopi | Sententiae in IV libris distinctae, Tomus I, Prolegomena, Lib. I-II | da |
| 206 | Carte | LOM1.2.2 | Magistri Petri Lombardi, parisiensis episcopi | Sententiae in IV libris distinctae, Tomus II, Lib. III-IV | da |
| 207 | Articol | x-coh1.1 | Cohen, Sheldon M. | St. Thomas Aquinas on the Immaterial Reception of Sensible Forms | da |
| 208 | Articol | x-mat1.1 | Mates, Benson | Stoic Logic and the Text of Sextus Empiricus | da |
| 209 | Articol | X-vig1.3 | Vignaux, Paul | Structure et sens du monologion | da |
| 210 | Carte | PHI3.1.2 | Philippus Cancellarius Parisiensis | Summa de bono; pars posterior | da |
