Antonius Andreas

Antonius Andreas (c. 1280–c. 1320) was a Franciscan from Aragon who studied under John Duns Scotus at Paris. He was remembered as *doctor dulcifluus*, the sweet-flowing doctor, for the clarity of his writing.

He was among the first to set out his master's teaching for the schools. His questions on Aristotle's *Metaphysics*, his commentary on the *Sentences* and his treatise on the formalities present Scotus's positions in a form students could use. Some of his writings circulated for centuries under Scotus's own name. Through them much of the later Scotist tradition first met Scotus's thought.

None of his works is in the library yet.