In The Divine Comedy, it is claimed that this man died of poisoning at the behest of Charles of Anjou.
In The Divine Comedy, it is claimed that this man died of poisoning at the behest of Charles of Anjou. He was condemned by Etienne Tempier and one legend claims that this man wrote a tract for Raymond of Penafort. Although he's not Albertus Magnus, this man was known as Doctor Universalis as well as Doctor Communis. He also claimed that all statements about (*) god are metaphorical or analogical in one work. In his most famous work, this man begins with a claim and then responds to objections with that claim and he provides five ontological proofs of god. For 10 points name this Scholastic Dominican philosopher of Summa Theologica.
In The Divine Comedy, it is claimed that this man died of poisoning at the behest of Charles of Anjou.
Thomas {Aquinas} [accept {Aquino}]