This man equated matter with potency and distinguished between essential and accidental existence in
This man equated matter with potency and distinguished between essential and accidental existence in "On the Principles of Nature." In response to Siger of Brabant's support of Averroes, he also wrote "On There Being Only One Intellect." His best known work was completed by Reginald of Piperno, because he had died on his way to the Second Council of Lyons. That work, which referred to Peter Lombard as the Master, consists of a series objections followed by refutations beginning "I answer that." For 10 points, Summa contra Gentiles was the work of what scholastic student of Albertus Magnus, best known for Summa Theologica?
This man equated matter with potency and distinguished between essential and accidental existence in "On the Principles of Nature."
St. Thomas {Aquinas}