 There are nine extant manuscripts of Marsilius’s commentary on the Sentences. Among the former owners of these manuscripts were two libraries for preachers (Ansbach and Isny), and two libraries of faculties of arts (Erfurt and Leipzig). The education in Erfurt and Leipzig included the reading of nominalist authors. In all probability, the artists became interested in Marsilius’s theological work after studying his writings on logic and physics. The presence of Marsilius’s commentary on the Sentences in preachers’ libraries bears witness to the fact that the impact of his work was felt beyond university  circles.[37]