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Worth noting in this context:

Poinsot's Tractatus de signis is available digitized by InteLex in its 
Past Masters database[s].

Tom Izbicki

Richard Blum wrote:
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> Subject: PDF Attachment for the Cursus Philosophicus of John Poinsot,
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> Colleagues:
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> As most, perhaps all, of you know, Jacques Maritain considered John of
> St Thomas — John Poinsot — to be, after only St Thomas himself, his
> prinicpal teacher in philosophy, and the last "commentator of genius"
> in the Latin line of Thomistic development. The best edition of the
> Cursus Philosophicus that John of St Thomas published between 1631 and
> 1635 was brought out in three volumes in the 1930s under the
> editorship of B. Reiser, an edition both long out of print and one
> published before the realization of the importance of publishing
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> Hildesheim Publishing (of Georg Olms) is planning for a Winter
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> Johannes Poinsot, Cursus philosophicus Thomisticus. Nova editio a P.
> Beato Reiser O.S.B. (1929), Reimpressio revisa. 3 Bände. Reprint:
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