Anselm of Canterbury
c. 1033–1109
Archbishop and philosopher known for the ontological argument for God.
- Known as
- Theologian and philosopher
- Category
- Thinkers
- Born
- c. 1033, Aosta
- Died
- 1109, Canterbury
Alive at the same time as Anselm of Canterbury
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Portrait: Unknown, English, Public domain.
