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Suárez's Metaphysical Disputations
A Critical Guide
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The following bibliography is of works cited in this volume. For a more comprehensive, regularly updated bibliography of literature on Suárez, as well as a bibliography of translations, readers may consult Sydney Penner’s collection of Suárez resources (www.sydneypenner.ca/suarez.shtml).

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