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“However, not only is nature itself indifferent to being in the intellect and in the particular, but also, therefore, to being universal and particular, but also, therefore, to being universal and particular (that is singular). But, furthermore, having a being in the intellect, it does not first possess universality in itself.”. Duns Scotus, (1266-1308) Scottish philosopher and monk, Scotus, Ordinatio II,d.3,p.1,q.1.) about the “quarrel of universals”.
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