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The Conimbricenses were an important collection of Jesuit commentaries on Aristotle compiled at University of Coimbra in Coimbra, Portugal.

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rdfs:comment	The Conimbricenses were an important collection of Jesuit commentaries on Aristotle compiled at University of Coimbra in Coimbra, Portugal. (en) Se denomina Conimbricenses a unos comentaristas y a un conjunto de sus comentarios de diversas obras de Aristóteles que comprendían conocimientos filosóficos. Fueron publicados en Coímbra y en Lisboa desde 1592 hasta 1606, con el título Commentii collegii conimbricencis societatis Iesu. Se destinaron al curso de Filosofía del Colegio de Artes de Coímbra, dirigido por los jesuitas desde 1555. (es) Dá-se o nome de Conimbricenses a um conjunto de comentários a várias obras de Aristóteles, que compendiavam o conhecimento filosófico, editados em Coimbra e Lisboa entre 1592 e 1606, com o título de Comentarii Collegii Conimbricencis Societatis Iesu. Destinavam-se ao curso de Filosofia do Colégio das Artes de Coimbra, a cargo dos jesuítas desde 1555. (pt) Коимбрский курс (лат. Cursus Conimbricensis, или Conimbricenses) — комментарии к различным сочинениям Аристотеля, созданные профессорами-иезуитами коллегии искусств Коимбрского университета в португальском городе Коимбра, служившие университетскими учебниками для студентов. Вдохновителем курса выступил Педру да Фонсека. Комментарии были опубликованы в Коимбре и Лиссабоне с 1592 по 1606 год под названием Комментарии Коимбрской коллегии Общества Иисуса (Commentarii collegii conimbricencis societatis Jesu). Коимбрский курс выдержал 12 изданий в различных странах, повлиял на систему университетского образования и заложил основу для философских открытий Нового времени. (ru) O Real Colégio das Artes e Humanidades ou simplesmente Colégio das Artes (1542-1837) foi uma instituição de ensino portuguesa, sedeada em Coimbra, onde eram realizados estudos de artes liberais e de humanidades. Tornou-se numa das mais prestigiadas instituições de ensino das humanidades em toda a Europa, sendo um precursor do ensino secundário em Portugal. (pt)
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