Medieval philosophy

Since the word "medieval" has much meaning only in the context of christian western Europe, this list of medieval philosophers is confined to that tradition. It should be noted that important work in philosophy was also being carried out elsewhere in the world during this time period.

Adam Parvipontanus Adelard of Bath Alan of Lille Alberich of Reims Albertus Magnus Alexander Nequam Alfred of Sarshel Amalric of Bene Anselm of Canterbury Aquinas Bartholomew of Salerno Bernard of Chartres Bernard Silvestris Burgundio of Pisa Clarembald of Arras Daniel of Morley David of Dinant Domenicus Gundissalinus Duns Scotus Everard of Ypres Garlandus Compotista Gerard of Cremona Gersonides (Levi ben Gershom) Gilbert of Poitiers Honorius Augustodunensis Hermann of Carinthia

Hugh of Saint-Victor James of Venice John Blund John of Salisbury John Scotus Erigena John of Seville Maimonides (Moshe ben Maimon) Manegold of Lautenbach Maurus of Salerno Peter Abelard Peter Alfonsi Peter Helias Peter Lombard Philip the Chancellor Plato of Tivoli Ralph of Beauvais Ramon Lull Richard l'Evêque Robert Blund Robert of Melun Robert of Paris Thierry of Chartes Urso of Salerno William of Champeaux William of Conches William of Lucca