Medieval Philosophy; Selected Readings from Augustine to Buridan

accident accidental according action affirm agent animal antecedent argument Aristotle Averroës Avicenna believe body Boethius called cause celestial CHAPTER clear composition conceived concept concerning consequence contrary difference divine earth effect essence eternal evident evil example exist fact faculty faith false follows future things genus Giles of Rome hath heavens Hence human impeded inferred intellect intelligence intuitive cognition JEAN BURIDAN John of Salisbury kind knowledge known light Maimonides matter means Metaphysics mind Moreover motion moved mover nature necessary nevertheless non-existence object Paris perfect Peter of Spain philosophers Plato position Posterior Analytics predicated principle proper proposition proved reason regard relation sense Siger of Brabant signified signs singular thing Socrates soul speak species spirit substance supernatural supposition teach term thee Thomas Aquinas tion true truth understanding understood universal University of Paris unless virtue whole Wisdom words Yearning