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Article de Monica Brinzei paru dans le Bulletin de philosophie médiévale, 53, 2011, p. 81-148. Cette recherche, réalisée dans le cadre du projet THOM, prélude à l'édition du Commentaire de la Métaphysique de Humbert de Preuilly, par Nikolaus Wicki et Monica Brinzei. AbstractThe Cistercian Humbert de Preuilly (†1298) played an important role as an early intellectual guide for the members of his Order. He delivered his lectures on the Sentences at Paris around 1290, from which we have the first Cistercian commentary on the Sentences in the form of Conclusiones that summarize the views of Giles of Rome in Book I and of Thomas Aquinas in Books II-IV. Preserved in some 46 manuscripts, Humbert's Conclusiones super librum Sententiarum clearly served as an introduction to systematic theology for the White Monks. This article presents a new catalogue of manuscripts, a transcription of the Prologue and the tabula questionum.