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John Versor
John Versor ((ラテン語:Johannes Versoris), (フランス語:Jean Letourneur))〔Also Joannes Versoris, Jean Versor, (ポーランド語:Jan Wersor).〕 (died c.1485) was a French Dominican, known as a Thomist philosopher and commentator on Aristotle.
He was Rector of the University of Paris in 1458.
==Works==
Though traditionally Versor has often been considered a Thomist, more recent studies show his dependence on both Thomas Aquinas and Albert the Great, and evidence suggests that, by his contemporaries, Versor was regarded as an authority of his own.〔Pepijn Rutten, "Secundum processum et mentem Versoris: John Versor and His Relation to the Schools of Thought Reconsidered", in: ''Vivarium'' 43 (2005), 292-336.〕 His commentaries covered most of the works of Aristotle, and his textbooks were very widely circulated in the period 1470 to 1520.
A large part of his questions on Aristotle and Aquinas was translated into Hebrew by Eli Habillo, during the 1470s. Questions on Aristotle were printed in a number of editions at Cologne, from 1485 onwards.
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