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Scripta Mediaevalia

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SELLES, Juan Fernando. El intelecto agente según Capreolo y Cayetano: The agent intellect according to Capreolus and Cajetan. Scripta Mediaevalia [online]. 2014, vol.7, n.2, pp.161-176. ISSN 1851-8753.

In this work we study the version of the agent intellect according to two great commentators of Thomas Aquinas in the XVth century: Capreolus and Cajetan. The first one defends that the agent intellect is the same soul; the second one, that the agent intellect is the same that his activity, an act previous to any other act, that always acts.

Keywords : Agent intellect; Capreolus: the same soul; Cajetan: previous act that knows always.

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