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student of the Greek classical scholar and philosopher Nilus
Cabasilas. In 1354 he went to Italy, where he studied the
writings of the leading medieval philosophical theologians.
Attracted to Latin Scholasticism, he made Greek translations of
the major works of Western writers, including tracts by
Augustine of Hippo (5th century) and Thomas Aquinas’ Summa
theologiae... Eastern Orthodox monk, theologian, and linguist
who, by his advocacy of Western Aristotelian thought and his
translation of Latin Scholastic writings, based his opposition
movement against the leading school of Byzantine mystical
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