The English historian of philosophy F.C. Copleston called him "the real creator of a Scholastic system in the Islamic world".
J. K. Rowling, the author of the Harry Potter books, is still writing the real one, according to Scholastic, her publisher.
"I don't think in the circumstances I could easily bring myself to endure a secluded life of scholastic vegetation," the real Roland Leighton wrote.
The fourth error, according to Peter the Venerable, was that the Petrobrusians denied sacramental grace, rejecting the rite of Communion entirely, let alone the doctrine of the real presence or the nascent Scholastic account of transubstantiation.
A science of nature, for Aristotle and the Scholastics, consists of real definitions and not mere nominal ones.
Teachers and classmates will be able to respond in real time, creating a kind of scholastic social network.
The real achievement lay with Jayavarman's scholastic architects, who conceived and laid out a complex of mythical imagery in massive architectural symbols.
That is, she squarely rejects the formal causal explanatory model underlying the Scholastic notion of a real quality, insofar as she refuses to consider that model appropriate in some contexts.
Honestly, I thought I lucked out on the test, and that my real IQ was more akin to my scholastic career.
'Nor could I ever find it intelligibly made out', wrote Boyle, 'what these real qualities may be, that they [the scholastics] deny to be either matter, or modes of matter, or immaterial substances' (Stewart, 1979, 22).
