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I N HIS TREATMENT OF THE VIRTUES in his Summa de bono , Philip the Chancellor asks the question whether one must have all the virtues or no...

P HILIP THE CHANCELLOR explores those authorities and arguments which suggest the possibility that one can have one  virtue without having ...

P HILIP THE CHANCELLOR explores the issue of the unity of the cardinal virtues from he perspective of the infused virtues. While he seems ...

T O THE ARGUMENTS THAT THE CARDINAL VIRTUES enjoy a unity, so that they must be all for one and one for all, Philip the Chancellor throws o...

A S WE OBSERVED IN OUR LAST POST, Philip the Chancellor advances the view that the cardinal virtues are acquired, which is to say they are ...

I N THE FOURTH QUESTION DEALING WITH virtues in Philip the Chancellor's Summa de bono , we confront the question of whether the cardina...

I N HIS THIRD QUESTION dealing with the virtues in his Summa de bono , Philip the Chancellor asks the question why the four virtues identif...

W HAT IS THE ORDER BETWEEN the various virtues? Is there any virtue that is preeminent? Is there any hierarchy that orders them? How do ...

P HILIP THE CHANCELLOR is not content with the description of virtues as a sort of reasoned love or loving reason, an insight obtained by s...

W HEN PHILIP THE CHANCELLOR asked himself the question in Q. 1 of his treatment of the cardinal virtues in the Summa de bono why the virtue...

P HILIP THE CHANCELLOR explores the four cardinal virtues in his Summa de bono . The first questions he asks regarding the virtues regards...

T HE SUMMA DE BONO OF PHILIP the Chancellor's treatment on the cardinal virtues begins with thee questions concerning them.  It is stan...

P HILIP THE CHANCELLOR, head of the University of Paris, theologian master, poet and musician, and supporter of the Dominicans, is an impor...