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English: Beck MS 12 fol. 10v (20x12 cm).

Upper half displaying Philosophy personified (Philosophia.) left and Plato (Plato.) right. Philosophy remarks Si quis diligit sapientiam ad me declinet & eam inveniet and Ars aliquid sine me nequit aut valet ulla docere. Plato states Philosophia est meditacio mortis assidua.

Lower half displaying Geoffrey Plantagenet (Dux. Norman̅e.) left and William of Conches (Magister Wilhelmus.) right. Geoffrey asks In primis a te quid sit substancia quero? and William replies Res extans per se substancia dicitur esse.
Deutsch: Frontispiz einer Handschrift des Dragmaticon von Wilhelm von Conches, Cologny-Genf, Bibliotheca Bodmeriana, Cod. Bodmer 188 (frühes 13. Jh.). Dargestellt sind Platon (oben rechts) im Gespräch mit der personifizierten Philosophie (oben links) sowie Wilhelm von Conches (unten rechts) mit Gottfried Plantagenet (unten links).
Date c. 1230
Source Beck MS 12 fol. 10v (20x12 cm), from Unifr.ch & E-codices.unifr.ch
Author William of Conches
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