Bernard of Auvergne on James of Viterbo's Doctrine of Possibles: with a Critical Edition of Bernard's Reprobatio of James's Quodlibet 1, question 5

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This paper first presents and discusses the Dominican theologian Bernard of Auvergne’s reprobatio of James of Viterbo’s Quodlibet 1, question 5 on the ontological status of divine ideas and possibles. It then examines the criticisms of that same doctrine by Godfrey of Fontaines and William of Alnwick, with a view to gaining a better understanding of the critical reception of James’s theory of possibles in the late-thirteenth and early-fourteenth centuries. The critical edition of Bernard’s reprobatio follows in the appendix.

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possibles, ideas, cognition, divine knowledge, cognized object, act/potency

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Augustiniana 66 (1-4), 151-184

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