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Loci communes doctrinae christianae

Rauscher, Hieronymus -1569
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Loci Communes Schlesischer Gravaminum

Titschau, Caspar
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Chapter Twenty-Five. A Literary History Of The Loci Communes

2009
Peter Martyr Vermigli (1499-1562) did not compose the work for which he is best known, the Loci Communes . The method of doing theology by topoi or loci is a feature of Renaissance and Reformation. Martyr's Loci therefore, while not compiled by his own hand, represent the substantive theological essence of his commentaries and debates, after the ...
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communes loci

2015
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Karlstadts Loci Communes vom Jahre 1540.

1968
Hermann Barge
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3. Antihöfische loci communes in Fürstenspiegeln

1973
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Topik und Loci Communes: Melanchthons Traditionen

2012
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The Terms “Loci Communes” and “Loci” in Melanchthon

Church History, 1947
Philip Melanchthon was the author of the first book of Protestant theology, which he called Loci communes rerum theologicarum seu hypotyposes theologicae (Wittenberg, 1521). As a first it is worth some study, for firsts are likely to be models for later things of their kind.
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Ladar and Optical Communications Institute (LOCI)

2013
Abstract : This report is an assessment of the accomplishments on AFRL projects and student trainings activities for the LADAR and Optical Communications Institute (LOCI) cooperative agreement. The report covers the activities and accomplishments of LOCI over the years spanning from October 2006 to August 2013.
Paul F. McManamon, Joseph W. Haus
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15. COMMONPLACES [LOCI COMMUNES] AS A MEANS OF DOCUMENTING BYLINY

1975
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