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Lambertus De MonteA 15th century scholastic philosopher.
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- Nicolaus de Orbellis: A 15th-Century Scholar
- Dedication to Aristotle
- Aristotelian Philosophy and Thomism
- Contributions to Thomism
Nicolaus de Orbellis: A 15th-Century Scholar
Nicolaus de Orbellis was a prominent philosopher and theologian of the 15th century. As a devout Thomist, he held Aristotle in high regard.
Dedication to Aristotle
Orbellis's most notable work was the "Quaestio magistralis de salvatione Aristotelis," in which he argued for the beatification (acknowledgment as blessed) of the ancient Greek philosopher.
Aristotelian Philosophy and Thomism
Orbellis was a meticulous commentator on Aristotle's writings, particularly his "Physics." In his comprehensive treatise "Copulata super octo libros Physicorum Aristotelis iuxta doctrinam Thomae de Aquino," he sought to bridge the gap between Aristotle's natural philosophy and the teachings of Thomas Aquinas, a prominent medieval theologian.
Contributions to Thomism
Orbellis's work played a significant role in the development of Thomism, the philosophical and theological system inspired by Aquinas. He helped to establish Aristotle as a central figure in the Thomist tradition and emphasized the compatibility of faith and reason.
