Kenny Anthony. Medieval Philosophy: A New History of Western Philosophy. Volume 2
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Gregory of Rimini 95
Grosseteste, Robert 57, 298–9
habitus 196–7
haecceity 87, 171, 204
Hamlet 110
happiness 20, 71, 220, 266, 272, 275, 279
heaven 13–15
Heidegger, Martin 142
heliocentrism 32
hell 13–14
Heloise 44–7
Henry of Ghent 85, 140
Henry of Harclay 186
herrings 74
Holy Roman Empire 29, 94
homicide 255–6, 262
Hopkins, G.M. 89
horseness 192, 307
Hus, Jan 102
hylomorphism 63, 86, 114, 203
Hypatia 24–5
hypothetical syllogisms 121–2
Ibn Gabirol 39
Ibn Rushd, see Averroes
Ibn Sina, see Avicenna
ideal language 145
Ideas, Platonic 58, 61, 158
illumination 62, 88, 159–64, 233
imagination 218, 231, 235
immortality of soul 112–4, 228, 231, 241–2,
247–51, 253
impetus 180
imposition 142
indiVerent acts 263
individuals 171, 192–3, 204, 237, 242–3
individuating principle 87, 171, 204–6
induction 170
ineVability 294
inferences 126
inWnity 86, 288
actual vs potential 185–8
innate ideas 163
inner senses, 216, 226–7, 234–5, 278
Innocent III, Pope, 57
insolubilia 127
intellect, 50, 63, 138, 164–6, 168, 223–5, 230, 236,
246
intention 260–3
intentionality 234–5, 237–9
Islam 29
Islamic philosophy 33–40, 48–50, 54, 182,
195–213, 223–31, 289–90
James of Venice 54
Jerusalem, heavenly 14
Jewish philosophy xiv, 16, 39–40, 48–53
John Duns Scotus, see Scotus
John of Mirecourt 96
John Paul II, Pope 77, 84
John the Scot, see Eriugena
John XXI, Pope 129
John XXII, Pope 74, 92–5
Jordan, Mark 258
judgement 137
Julius II, Pope 112
Justinian 25–6, 56
kalam 35
Kilvington, Richard 98–9, 187–8
Kneale, William xv, 131
knowledge, 156–175
intuitive vs abstractive 92, 172–5
Kretzmann, Norman xvi, 187, 304
Lanfranc 40, 43
Lateran Council, 112
Latin Averroism, 70, 79
law, natural 265, 272–4
Leo III, Pope 29
Leo X, Pope 112
Leo XIII, Pope xiii, 76
Liber de Causis 25, 60
light 59, 62
likeness 211
loci 122
logic 47
logical positivism 97
Lollards 102
Lombard, Peter, 47
Lonergan, Bernard xv
Louis IX, St 59, 73
Louvain University 103
luck 22, 283
Ludwig of Bavaria 93
Luther, Martin 104
Lutterell, Thomas 90, 92
lying 260
Lyons, Council of 61, 74
magic 110
magnanimity 72
Maimonides 48–53
Major, John 103
Marcus Aurelius 4
marriage 259
Marsilius of Padua 93–5
mathematics 97–9, 105, 157, 279, 311
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matter vs form 38, 63, 86–7, 114, 203
matter, spiritual 40, 63
Matthews, Gareth 215
maxima & minima 98
Maximus the confessor 28
Medici 109, 112
memory 217–8
mental language 144
metaphor 285, 312
metaphysics 189–203
Michael of Cesena, 93–4
Michael Scot 54
millennium 11
modi signiWcandi 143
modistic logic 142–3
monophysitism 17, 27
monothelitism 28
moon 58
motion, 180–2
Muhammad 29
murder 255, 276
natural rights 94
nature 31–2, 265
necessary being 190–1, 289–90
necessity 212, 284
Nestorians 34
Newman, J.H. 99–100
Nicholas of Autrecourt 96–7
Nicholas of Cusa 104–5, 311–2
Nicholas V, Pope 107, 310
nominalism 91, 125, 144–5, 151–3, 208
nothing 32, 116
nouns 123
numbers 33, 62, 293
obligation 275–6
Ockham, William 56, 89–97, 143–50, 173–5,
186–7, 207–211, 245–7, 275–7
omnipotence 295–7, 301–2, 307
omniscience 298–301
ontological argument, 163, 292–5
Oresme, Nicole, 95
original sin 282
ownership vs use 92, 101
Oxford University 33, 55–6, 57, 83, 95, 97–9
Padua University 103, 111
pantheism 287
Paradise 7–9, 258, 274
paradoxes 127, 294
Paris University 55–6, 83, 95
Pasnau, Robert 164
passive intellect 50, 230, 236
past, undoing 295
Paul, St 259, 310
Pelagius 282
Peter de Rivo 153
Peter of Ireland 63
Peter of Maricourt 80
Peter of Spain 129, 146
phantasms 236
Philip the Fair 83
Philoponus, John 26–7, 36, 95, 179–80
Pico della Mirandola, Giovanni 109–10
Pius X, Pope 76–7
Plantinga, Alvin 293
Plato 8, 22, 50, 105–11, 117, 198
pleasure 216
Plethon, George Gemistos 106
Plotinus 4, 23
plurality of forms 241
Pomponazzi, Pietro 112–4, 247–51
Porphyry 119–20
possibility, logical vs synchronic vs
epistemic 202, 306
possible worlds 87, 202, 292
potentiality, subjective vs objective 203
poverty 92–3
power vs opportunity 245
powers, obvious vs occult 244
practical reason 221, 239–41
Prague University 103
predestination 282, 310
predicables 119
predication 132, 151–2
Proclus 23–5
property 94, 101
prophecy 153–5, 228, 299
propositions 126, 132–4, 299–300
providence 22
punishment, eternal 13 –14
purpose 263
quality 209–10
quantity 209
quiddity 190
quodlibets 66
quotation marks 117
Radulphus Brito 142
Raphael 114
razor, Ockham’s 207
realism 150–3
reason, inferior vs superior 219
receptive intellect 230, 236
recollection 117
reincarnation 253
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relations 210–11
religious orders xiii, 56, 73, 82, 92
representationalism 172, 215
restriction 131
resurrection of the body 13–14
Robin Hood, 270
Roman religion 5–6
Roscelin 44, 124–5
Russell, Bertrand 76, 99, 124, 293
Ryle, Gilbert 200
Saadiah Gaon 36
Salerno University 55
sapientia 219
satisfaction 43
Savonarola 111
scepticism 92, 170–3,
Scholarios, George 106
scholasticism xiii, 54–105
science, 57–8, 80–2, 168–9, 231
Scotus 56, 82–9, 140–2, 171–3, 201–8, 242–5,
272–4, 304–8
De Primo Principio 85
Lectura 84
Ordinatio 85
self-defence 256, 261
Sens, Council of 263, 297
senses 214–6, 226, 223–4
Severinus, St 22
sex 3, 9, 257–60, 268–70
Siger of Brabant 50, 79
signiWcation 126, 129
signs 90, 117
simplicity 280
Simplicius 25–6
Sixtus IV, Pope 155
slavery 258
sodomy 260
Soissons, Council of 45
sophismata 98
soul vs body 8, 38, 63
soul, rational vs sensitive vs vegetative, 38, 205,
233, 241, 249, 269
species 119, 138, 152
St Andrews University 103
state of aVairs 126
Stoicism 20, 252
strict liability 262
Stump, Eleonore 77, 169, 174
substance 197–8
suicide 256, 276
sun 184, 192
supposition 118, 130–1, 143, 146–7
Swineshead, Richard 98
Tarquin 310
tense 123, 133–4, 298
terms 129
testimony 157
Theodoric 17–18
Theodosius 11, 260
theological virtues 254
theophanies 287
thoughts 146
three-valued logic 153–5
time, 176–9
timelessness 22, 176, 284, 301, 308
torture 256
transubstantiation 102, 197–8
transworld identity 292
Trent, Council of 76
trinity 27–8, 35, 45
truth 279–80
truth-values 134
two-name theory 147–8
universals 44, 58, 90, 121, 124, 137–8, 151–3
univocity vs analogy 86
Urban IV, Pope 66
usury 271
Valla, Lorenzo 23, 310–1
vegetative soul, 38
verbs 123
Victorines 48
virginity 256, 295
virtue 71–3
vision 215
volition 239
voluntariness 263
Vos, Antoon 83
warfare 255, 267
will 28, 88, 220–3, 238–42, 261
William of Champeaux 44, 124
William of Moerbeke 55, 66
William of Sherwood 129
Wittgenstein, Ludwig 115, 153, 227
Wodeham, Adam 97
women xiii, 33, 39, 254, 259
Wyclif, John xiii, 56, 99–102, 151–4,
211–3
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