Relations: medieval theories, 1250-1325

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Relation as being and ratio - Thomas Aquinas relation as mode of being - Henry of Ghent relation as thing - Richard of Mediavilla and John Duns Scotus relation as condition - Henry of Harclay relative terms as connotative - William of Ockham relation as concept - Peter Aureoli.

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