Physical Action, Species, and Matter: The Debate between Roger Bacon and Peter John Olivi

Journal of the History of Philosophy 58 (1):49-69 (2020)
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did roger bacon and peter john olivi ever meet? We suggest a positive answer to this question. After he became a Franciscan in 1257, Roger Bacon spent ten years at the Franciscan Paris convent. In those years he wrote the De multiplicatione specierum —his most thought-out piece—the Opus majus, Opus minus, and Opus tertium, which he completed by early 1268. It is not clear whether Bacon returned to England after 1268, or remained in Paris until 1280.1 Peter John Olivi wrote the Summa questions in several phases.2 According to Sylvain Piron's chronology, Olivi's questions on Physics should be dated before 1270, and his theory of...

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Yael Kedar
University of Haifa

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Roger Bacon.Jeremiah Hackett - 2008 - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.
Peter John olivi.Robert Pasnau - 2008 - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.

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