Abstract
The article analyzes the concept of the subject of the metaphysics in Aquinas?s Proem. of the Commentary on the Metaphysics and in question five of the Exposition of the De Trinitate by Boethius. Aquinas?s interpretation of the Aristotelian formula ens inquantum ens is analysed, as well as the relation between God and ens commune, immateriality of common being and the difference among metaphysics and the other two speculative sciences, physics and mathematics.
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