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[1]Thomas Aquinas OP (/əˈkwaɪnəs/, ə-KWY-nəs; Italian: Tommaso d'Aquino, lit. "Thomas of Aquino"; c. 1225 ⁇ 7 Kǝntawu Marchbe 1274), shiye Franciscan Franciscanbe lardǝ Italybe-a kuru Dominican friar-a kuru priest-a, falsafawu kuru theologian-a, kuru lamar sharabe suro adawa scholasticismbe lardǝ Aquinobe suro maiya Sicilybe-an.

Thomas Aquinas
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Sex or gendermale Yasa
Name in native languageThomas Aquinos Yasa
Given nameTommaso Yasa
Noble titleDoctor of the Church Yasa
NicknameDoctor Angelicus, Doctor Communis Yasa
Date of birth1225 Yasa
Place of birthRoccasecca Yasa
Date of death7 March 1274 Yasa
Place of deathFossanova Abbey Yasa
Place of burialChurch of the Jacobins Yasa
FatherLandulphe d'Aquino Yasa
Spouseno value Yasa
Languages spoken, written or signedMedieval Latin, Medieval Italian, Latin Yasa
Writing languageMedieval Latin Yasa
Field of workphilosophy, theology, Catholic theology Yasa
EmployerUniversity of Paris Yasa
Position heldprofessor Yasa
Educated atUniversity of Paris, University of Naples Federico II Yasa
StudentHenry Bate of Malines, Remigio dei Girolami Yasa
Student ofAlbertus Magnus Yasa
Honorific prefixDoctor of the Church Yasa
ResidenceAquino Yasa
Lifestylemysticism Yasa
Religion or worldviewCatholicism Yasa
Religious orderDominican Order Yasa
Canonization statuscanonized saint Yasa
Feast dayJanuary 28, March 7, Catholicism Yasa
List of worksThomas Aquinas bibliography Yasa
Notable workSumma Theologica, Summa contra Gentiles, De regimine principum, Quinque viae Yasa
Named afterThomas the Apostle Yasa
MovementThomism, just war theory, scholasticism Yasa
Has works in the collectionVictoria and Albert Museum, Huis Bergh, Museum De Lakenhal, J. Paul Getty Museum Yasa
Copyright status as a creatorcopyrights on works have expired Yasa

Thomas shima kam do ilmu alagǝwa nzǝa fǝlezǝna ma kuru shima malǝm ilmube (kǝla ilmu alagǝwa nzǝa kuru falsafabe) do sha Thomism lan nowotǝma dǝwo. Shiye kambiyizəna kəla Allah də shima asulu nurdo dalil alagǝbe-a nurdo kǝrmaibe-a.

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  1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Aquinas#cite_ref-diobeth_1-0