That led Joachim of Flore to bring up the author of this book on charged of believing in a "quaternity" at the Fourth Lateran Council, but despite repeated charges of heresy throughout the thirteenth century, this book only became more standard, until by the 1370s the majority of time in universities was devoted to teaching it.
By far the most important work of the man who also wrote a collection of the letters of Paitli and a Commentary on the Psalm of David, this text distinguishes the "uncaused will" of God from the "loose will" that can only be guessed at through the "signa beneplaciti." Its second book is on the topics of original sin and angels, and its first book summarizes the Augustinian doctrine of the trinity but says that human speech cannot explain the nature of God and that there is a "divine substance" distinct from the actual members of the Trinity. That led Joachim of Flore to bring up the author of this book on charged of believing in a "quaternity" at the Fourth Lateran Council, but despite repeated charges of heresy throughout the thirteenth century, this book only became more standard, until by the 1370s the majority of time in universities was devoted to teaching it. For 10 points, name this manual of theology by Peter Lombard.
By far the most important work of the man who also wrote a collection of the letters of Paitli and a Commentary on the Psalm of David, this text distinguishes the "uncaused will" of God from the "loose will" that can only be guessed at through the "signa beneplaciti.
The {Sentences} or {Libri quatuor sententiarum}