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It seems obvious to indicate the importance of St. Francis in Franciscan School thought. Moreover when we talk about the Franciscan theologian and philosopher's Augustinian readings, usually we establish a dichotomy between Aristotelianism and Augustinianism. Often we forgot the figure of St. Francis of Assisi. In this paper we want to point out the saint-Franciscan influence in Augustinianism interpretation of nature in order to complement the bonaventurian reading of Aristotle.
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Aristotelianism Bonaventure (saint) Francis of Assisi (saint) Franciscan thought Medieval philosophy