Step into the intricate world of medieval scholasticism with this critical edition of Richard Fitzralph’s Lectura in Sententias. This work brings Book I, Question 10, to the forefront of modern study, addressing the profound and complex questions regarding the human will and instantaneous volition. Michalowska and Dunne provide a meticulously researched edition that helps you navigate the sophisticated philosophical arguments characteristic of the fourteenth century. The commentary sheds light on how medieval thinkers grappled with the nature of choices and the mechanics of the soul, offering a clear window into debates that shaped centuries of theological thought. Perfect for scholars, philosophers, and those interested in the history of ideas, this text clarifies the nuances of Fitzralph’s reasoning and demonstrates the enduring relevance of these medieval enquiries. By exploring the tension between divine will and human agency, you will gain a deeper perspective on how faith and logic were masterfully intertwined in the medieval period.