July 25, 2009:
    Links: Henry of Ghent Homepage; Scotus Bibliography; Durandus Editing Project
 

July 20, 2009:
   Biblio (primary texts): Chris Schabel has studied Auriol's references in the Scriptum to university scholars; L.M. de Rijk has entirely reedited Scriptum, d. 23; new links to a tabula quaestionum for Auriol's II Sent as well as a tabula quaestionum for Auriol's III Sent.
    Biblio (secondary literature): Amerini, addition to Benz (Ecclesia spiritualis), Biard ("La 'science divine'"), Brenet, Brown, Burr, Dekker, Darge, Davenport, Denery (Seeing and Being Seen), Dewender, Diedrich, Gaus (x2), Hoenen, Hoffmann, Kitanov (Beatific Enjoyment, "Durandus and Auriol"), Knebel (x2), Kusman, Levy, Nielsen ("Logic", "The Quodlibet", "Parisian Discussions"), Noone, Perler (Zweifel), Pickavé, Rennemann, de Rijk, Schabel ("Philosophy and Theology", "Auriol's Rubrics"), Stella, Suarez-Nani  (x2), Uscatescu,Werner, Wlodek
    Current Research (formerly Recent Research): This is now exclusively a list of research projects in progress dealing in significant ways with Auriol: check out what people are working on right now. For recent publications, see the updates to the Bibliography of secondary sources.
    Editions and Translations on the Web: added to The Electronic Scriptum in PDF: d. 27, q. 1 + new versions of dd. 26 and 28 correcting gross errors in them. New files have been included for the remaining texts already on the Electronic Scriptum (dd. 2.3, 5, 9.1-2, 10-16, 27.2, 35.1, 35.4, 38, 39). There are no substantial changes to these files, although there have been minor corrections of punctuation (esp. to 9.1 and 35.1). Line numbering is identical with the former versions of the texts with the following exceptions: 9.2, 10, 14, 27.2, 35.4. NB: Please let me know if you see problems with the text (blank spaces, missing lines, clear or probable errors), thanks.
    Who was Peter Auriol: now includes a short explanation as to why we spell his name 'Auriol'.
 

December 20, 2004:
    Links: The Peter of Candia Homepage
    Editionsand Translations on the Web: added to The Electronic Scriptum in PDF: d. 5; dd. 14-16; d. 26; d. 28.
 

November 30, 2004:
    Biblio: Kitanov, Maurer, Turner
    Recent Research: Kitanov, Turner
    Please see also the expanded "Note on Buytaert" in the Introduction to The Electronic Scriptum.
 

August 28, 2004:
    Biblio: Gelber
    Editions and Translations on the Web: added to The Electronic Scriptum in PDF: d. 8, q. 3; d. 27, q. 2; d. 35, q. 4
   Editions and Translations on the Web: Link to Robert Pasnau's translation of Auriol's IV Sent., d. 12, q. 1, a. 1, on the nature of accidents.
 

May 1, 2004:
    Biblio, Primary Texts: section on Non-existent Work (= a purported Quaestiones in Metaphysicam)
 

April 1, 2004:
    Biblio, Secondary Literature: Brown, Cross, Dumont, Georgedes, Perler, Schabel, Schmutz
    Editions and Translations on the Web: added to The Electronic Scriptum in PDF:d. 2, q. 3; d. 35, q. 1; dd. 38-39
 

June 1, 2003:
    Biblio, Primary Texts in Print: New URL with a List of Auriol manuscripts (including list of questions for Auriol's Quodlibet)
    Biblio, Secondary Literature: Cova, Duhem, Friedman, Geyser, Nardi, Nielsen
    Recent Research: Updated to include everything known to me
    Editionsand Translations on the Web: Gateway to The Electronic Scriptum (including list of questions), texts available in PDF: d. 9, qq. 1-2; dd. 10-13; d. 17, q. 2, aa. 1-2
 

November 6, 2002:
    Biblio, Primary Texts in Print: more information on Biblical Commentaries
    Biblio, Secondary Literature: Damiata, Friedman, Lindner, Spruit, Tachau, Verweyen
 

Before November 6, 2002:
    Biblio, Secondary Literature: Alféri, Biard, Bonino, Brown (x 3), Courtenay, Goris, Grignaschi, Krey, de Lagarde, Livesey, Perler, Post, Reina, Schabel (x 2), Trottmann (x 2), Vollert, Wardzinski, Wood