エルヴィン・パノフスキー
Henry Adams's "Mont Saint Michel and Chartres" ends with a culminating chapter on Thomas, in which Adams calls Thomas an "artist" and constructs an extensive analogy between the design of Thomas's "Church Intellectual" and that of the gothic cathedrals of that period. Erwin Panofsky later would echo these views in "Gothic Architecture and Scholasticism" (1951).