Doctrine of the Soul in the Sapientiale of Thomas of York, Volume 2, by Paul Michael Byrne, delves into the intricate philosophical and theological arguments presented in Thomas of York's major work, the 'Sapientiale.' This study meticulously examines Thomas of York's understanding of the soul, its nature, and its role within the broader framework of medieval thought.

Byrne's analysis provides valuable insights into the intellectual landscape of the 13th century, shedding light on the ways in which Thomas of York synthesized Aristotelian philosophy with Christian theology. This book will be of interest to scholars of medieval philosophy, theology, and intellectual history, offering a detailed exploration of a significant but often overlooked figure in the development of Western thought.

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