 James is not the author of two works that have been regularly attributed to him by scholars, the De perfectione specierum (Ypma 1974, Tavolaro 2014), and the Quaestiones septem de verbo (Seven Disputed Questions on the Divine Word) (Guttiérez 1939, Scanzillo 1972, Ypma 1975). The author of the De perfectione specierum is James of Saint Martin (Maier 1943), or James of Naples, as he is referred to in the manuscripts, an Augustinian Hermit who was active in the late fourteenth century; and the author of the Quaestiones septem de verbo, as Stephen Dumont has recently shown (Dumont 2018b), was James’ confrère and near-successor at the head of the Augustinian school in Paris, Henry of Friemar. 