| 251 | X-kal1.2#2 | Kaluza, Zenon | Auteur et plagiaire: quelques remarques | da |
| 252 | X-kal1.3 | Kaluza, Zenon | Comme une branche d'amandier en fleurs. Dieu dans le Liber viginti quattuor philosophorum | da |
| 253 | X-kal1.4 | Kaluza, Zenon | Trois listes des oeuvres de Heimeric de Campo dans le "Catalogue du couvent rouge" ("Rouge Cloitre") | da |
| 254 | X-kal1.5 | Kaluza, Zenon | Un manuel de théologie en usage a l`Université de Cracovie : le commentaire des Sentences dit Utrum Deus gloriosus | da |
| 255 | X-kan1.1 | Kandler, Karl-Hermann | Dietrich von Freiberg und die arabische Philosophie | da |
| 256 | X-kar1.1 | Karofsky, Amy D. | Suarez' Doctrine of Eternal Truths | da |
| 257 | x-kat1.1 | Kattsof, L. | Concerning yhe Validity of Aristotelian Logic | da |
| 258 | X-kel1.1 | Kelly, Charles | Circularity and Amphiboly in some Anselmian Ontological Proofs: A syllogistic inquiry | da |
| 259 | X-kem1.1 | Kempshall, Matthew | The individual good in Late Medieval Scholastic Political Thought- Nicomacheann Etichs I.2 and IX.8 | da |
| 260 | x-ken1.1 | Kennedy, George A. K | The Earliest Rhetorical Handbooks | da |
| 261 | x-ken1.2 | Kennedy, George A. K | The Ancient Dispute over Rhetorique in Homer | da |
| 262 | x-keo1.1 | McKeon, Richard | Thomas Aquinas' Doctrine of Knowledge and Its Historical Setting | da |
| 263 | x-keo1.2 | McKeon, Richard | Dialogue and Controversy in Philosophy | da |
| 264 | x-ker1.1 | Kerferd, G.B. | Plato's Noble Art of Sophistry | da |
| 265 | x-ker1.2 | Kerferd, G.B. | The First Greek Sophists | da |
| 266 | X-keu1.1 | Keussen, Hermann | Die matrikel der Universitat Koln. 1389 bis 1559; erster band 1389-1466, erste halfte | da |
| 267 | X-keu1.2 | Keussen, Hermann | Ungedruchte Quellen zur Geschichte der Universitat Koln aus der Zeit des großen Schismas und der Reformkonzilien 1395-1448 | da |
| 268 | x-kin1.1 | Kinney, Laurence F. | Hypothesis and Dialectic | da |
| 269 | x-kin2.1 | McKinney, Ronald H. | The Origins of Modern DIalectics | da |
| 270 | x-kin3.1 | King, Hugh R. | Aristotle and the Paradoxes of Zeno | da |
| 271 | x-kir1.1 | Kirk, G.S. | Sense and Common-Sense in the Development of Greek Philosphy | da |
| 272 | x-kir2.1 | Kirwan, Christopher | Aristotle and the So-called Fallacy of Equivocation | da |
| 273 | X-kli1.1 | Klibansky, Raymond | The Platonic tradition | da |
| 274 | X-kli1.2 | Klibansky, Raymond | Plato's Parmenides in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance | da |
| 275 | X-kli2.1 | Klima, Gyula | Ancilla theologiae vs. domina philosophorum. Thomas Aquinas, Latin Averroism and the Autonomy of Philosophy | da |
