Pierre d’Ailly’s Tractatus de vero cyclo lunari: Introduction and Edition by Nothaft, CPE

God’s <i>Will</i> as the Foundation of Morality: A Medieval Historical Perspective by Janine Idziak

“…Later, Jean Gerson, a student of Pierre d’Ailly, spoke explicitly of God’s will and reason together as involved in God’s activity in the ethical realm. …”
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La sanctification in utero de Joseph : une proposition gersonienne by Paul Payan

“…What is at stake is the recognition of Joseph's holiness, a notion whose definition is a delicate matter since he probably died before the Passion and cannot be acknowledged as a martyr.Even though the gersonian formulation remains quite original, the idea of in utero sanctification has most probably matured through his association with other admirers of the holy Virgin's spouse, such as Pierre d'Ailly or the Celestin Pierre Pocquet. It also stems from oriental liturgical sources that are more difficult to identify. …”
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Les humanistes français, le roi et le tyran. Débats autour du tyrannicide au sein du milieu humaniste français, 1ère moitié du XVe siècle by Lucie Jollivet

“…The French humanists milieu, which brings together acknowledged and famous humanists such as Nicolas de Clamanges, Laurent de Premierfait and Alain Chartier, and academics tempted by this new intellectual movement, such as Pierre d’Ailly and Jean Gerson, revive the controversy by adapting it to the context: who can be call a tyrant? …”
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Dévotions et représentations de l’Immaculée Conception dans les cours royales et princières du Nord de l’Europe (1380-1420) by Eléonore Fournié, Séverine Lepape

“…Theologians in favour of the Immaculate Conception, such as Michel de Creney, Pierre d’Ailly or Jean Gerson, members of the secular clergy and trained in the College de Navarre in Paris, spread their influence at the French court in the beginning of the 15th century. …”
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Excerpta de uniformitate et difformitate: Una compilación físico-matemática en Ms. Paris, Bl. De l’Arsenal, Lat. 522 hasta ahora desconocida by Daniel A. Di Lascia

“…El manuscrito Lat. 522 de la biblioteca de Arsenal fue copiado íntegramente por u hombre llamado “Johannes Monachus”, que puede posiblemente ser asociado con el famoso filósofo y teólogo Pierre D’Ailly. Aparte de otros trabajos significativos, Johannes Monachus copió los tratados De configurationes (de Nicole Oresme) y De latitudinibus formarum (de Jacobus de Sancto Martino). …”
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