The remaining dispute lies between individual doctors, not between the Schools
As the earlier theses show, whatever dispute remains on those questions is not really between one school and the other. It is between individual teachers who, in both schools, think and reason about these matters in different ways.
Hardly any view on them prevails in one school without having some defenders in the other. And at least no view is rejected by teachers of the opposing school without being attacked as well by some teachers of its own school.
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III. Quae vero circa quaestiones illas contentio superest, ut ex praecedentibus Thesibus liquere potest, non est proprie inter scholam & scholam; sed inter privatos Doctores qui, in utraque Schola, de hisce rebus varie sentiunt & Philosophantur. Quippe nulla prope sententia in una Schola circa haec obtinet, quae non habeat aliquos in altera Schola patronos. Et nulla saltem ab adversae Scholae Doctoribus rejicitur, quam domestici quoque aliqui non impugnent.