 Although Kilvington never abandoned Aristotle’s physics, he often goes beyond his theories to resolve paradoxes resulting from his laws, giving the impression that, behind the facade of Aristotle’s principles and concepts, Kilvington is an Ockhamist. Despite the fact that Kilvington never explicitly mentions Ockham, there is no doubt that he not only knew the Venerable Inceptor’s opinions, but also accepted them as a natural way to interpret the works of the Philosopher.