dunsish

Updated: May 19, 2025

'Common' means public. 'Not doing nor dying in a private capacity, but in the room and stead of sinners. Ed. It was common with the Reformers and Puritans, when condemning the absurdities of Aquinas and the schoolmen, to call it 'Dunsish sophistry, from one of the chief of these writers named Duns, usually called, from the place of his birth, Duns Scotus. Ed.

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