c. 1380–1444 · thomist · Dominican; the Princeps Thomistarum
His Defensiones stage the objections of Scotus, Auriol, Durandus and Gregory at length before answering them, which makes him a finding aid for the whole dispute — and never a source to cite an opponent through.
| Distinction | Lemma | Cruxes |
|---|---|---|
| I d.17 | Negatur maior, loquendo de charo et accepto formaliter, non solum extrinsece | Acceptance without charity, Created charity and the indwelling |
| I d.17 | Actus meritorius necessario requirit gratiam creatam in anima eliciente vel producente huiusmodi actum | Acceptance without charity |
| I d.17 | Gratia gratum faciens realiter distinguitur a charitate, et ab omni virtute | Created charity and the indwelling |
| I d.17 | Utrum charitas sit aliquis habitus creatus in anima | Spirit or habit, What happened to the thesis |
| I d.17 | licet intensio aliquarum qualitatum fiat per remotionem contrarii, tamen intensio charitatis non fit illo modo | Can charity increase |