In this authoritative study, Edmund William Morton provides a thorough analysis of the philosophical concept of Ens Commune in the works of St. Thomas Aquinas. Through a careful examination of Aquinas' texts, Morton reveals the subtleties and complexities of this foundational idea, and its wider implications for metaphysics, theology, and ethics. A must-read for scholars of Aquinas and medieval philosophy.

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