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Norman Klassen M. S. Kempshall, The Common Good in Late Medieval Political Thought 70/2 p. 311

languages

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  • Augustine's texts

people

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  • Thomas Aquinas
  • Augustine of Hippo
  • Henry of Ghent
  • Godfrey of Fontaines
  • Philip IV
  • Boniface VIII
  • Giles of Rome
  • James of Viterbo
  • John of Paris
  • Remigio dei Girolami

subjects

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  • knowledge
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  • corporational
  • active
  • contemplative
  • historicization
  • radicalism
  • polarization
  • common good
  • theology
  • dialectic
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  • Ecclesiastical
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  • community
  • individualism
  • politics
  • Scholasticism

places

  • Oxford
  • University of Paris
  • Ghent
  • Florence
  • Philip IV
  • Boniface VIII
  • James of Viterbo
  • John of Paris
  • late 1260s
  • thirteenth century
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