Thomas of Sutton on the nature of the intellective soul and the thomistic theory of being

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Thomas of Sutton was one of the earliest, and by all measures one of the most astute defenders of St. Thomas Aquinas’ characteristic theological and philosophical doctrines. As usual with medieval thinkers, we have little information regarding Sutton’s life..

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Gyula Klima
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