Which of the following professors in the newly emerging European universities of the High Middle Ages favored Aristotle’s moderate realism, but argued against both particularism and Platonic idealism? William of Champeaux (Abbot, in the Benedictine Order, and teacher at Notre-Dame Cathedral) St. Lanfranc of Canterbury (Archbishop of Canterbury, in the Benedictine Order) Jean Roscelin (Roman Catholic nominalist, and teacher at Tours Cathedral in France) St. Anselm of Canterbury (Archbishop of Canterbury, in the Benedictine Order) St. Thomas Aquinas (Priest, in the Dominican Order, of the Roman Catholic Church)

Which of the following professors in the newly emerging European universities of the High Middle Ages favored Aristotle’s moderate realism, but argued against both particularism and Platonic idealism? William of Champeaux (Abbot, in the Benedictine Order, and teacher at Notre-Dame Cathedral) St. Lanfranc of Canterbury (Archbishop of Canterbury, in the Benedictine Order) Jean Roscelin (Roman Catholic nominalist, and teacher at Tours Cathedral in France) St. Anselm of Canterbury (Archbishop of Canterbury, in the Benedictine Order) St. Thomas Aquinas (Priest, in the Dominican Order, of the Roman Catholic Church)