 In any case, it is clear that the condemnation did have an impact on scholars at the university. Peter of Auvergne, for instance, wrote two sets of questions on Aristotle’s De caelo, one of which was posterior to Tempier’s condemnation. There, Peter of Auvergne changed his views on such crucial issues as the world’s eternity, the animation of the heavens and the existence of an infinite multitude.