This philosopher coined the name for a position that claims that properties have the same meaning when applied to God as when applied to non-divine beings.
One thinker punned on a notion central to this philosopher by respelling its name without the initial letter, thus making it look like the Latin for "look." Catherine Pickstock and John Milbank are among a set of Cambridge thinkers whose animating philosophy is that this thinker can be blamed for ushering in modernity – that group is the Radical Orthodox School. This philosopher coined the name for a position that claims that properties have the same meaning when applied to God as when applied to non-divine beings. That is (*) univocity of being. This philosopher's followers coined a term for the particular traits that individuate something, its haecceity (hek-see-uh-tee). For 10 points, name this medieval philosopher, author of the Ordinatio, who was often called Doctor Subtilis.
One thinker punned on a notion central to this philosopher by respelling its name without the initial letter, thus making it look like the Latin for "look."
John Duns Scotus [accept “Doctor Subtilis” before mention]