Abstract
Suarez and who denied the agent intellect in s. XVI In this paper three theses on the agent intellect of various Renaissance writers are studied: a) those that deny the real distinction between one and another intellect: Jacques Lefevre d'Etaples, Francisco Suarez, and Gabriel Vazquez. b) those who admitted only a formal distinction: Philip Melanchthon, John Velcurio and Rudolph Goclenius. c) those who accepted only one nominal distinction: Gomez Pereira (the Brocense), John Eck and Augustin Faba.
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