Uncover the hidden depths of the medieval philosopher Francis of Meyronnes and his groundbreaking theory of quiddity and modes. Caird's expert analysis of this complex and influential work sheds new light on the history of philosophy and offers insights into the origins of modern logical theory. Essential reading for scholars and students of medieval philosophy.

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