Les quatre premiers Quodlibets

Les quatre premiers Quodlibets presents a scholarly edition of the initial four quodlibets by Godfrey of Fontaines, a significant figure in medieval philosophy and theology. This edition, compiled by M. de Wulf and Auguste Pelzer, offers valuable insights into the intellectual debates of the late 13th century. Godfrey of Fontaines, a key proponent of Aristotelianism within the Thomistic tradition, explores a range of theological and philosophical questions in these quodlibets. This volume is an essential resource for scholars interested in medieval thought, scholasticism, and the development of Christian theology. The work illuminates the complex intellectual landscape of the period and Godfrey of Fontaines' contributions to it.

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