"On "a Being" and "an Essence" (De Ente Et Essentia)" Susan Corbett epitomizes much that was characteristic

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"On "a Being" and "an Essence" (De Ente Et Essentia)" Susan Corbett epitomizes much that was characteristicThe In De Ente et Essentia is a polemical work of a brilliant young Dominican professor, Thomas de Vio Cajetan (1469 1534), eager to defend the philosophical legacy of Thomas Aquinas. Drawing from the full range of St. Thomas's writings, the work offers a coherent Thomistic metaphysical theory set against the rival Scotist and Averroist positions defended at Italian Universities in the 1490s. This new English translation is an invitation to