c. 1298–1358 · dissenting · Franciscan; Ockham's pupil and Chatton's critic, at Oxford, London and Norwich
He is on this edition only at second hand. Wodeham's Lectura secunda was not printed until 1990 and no early print of it exists, so the one place a public-domain text of his argument survives is inside Capreolus, who staged it in order to answer it. His note here is marked as reported for that reason: the words under his name are Capreolus's.
| Distinction | Lemma | Cruxes |
|---|---|---|
| I d.17reported, not his own words | qualitates contrariae non compatiuntur se in gradibus intensis; igitur nec in gradibus remissis | Can charity increase |