Anselmo d'Aosta

Anselmo d'Aosta, also known as Anselmo di Canterbury or Anselmo di Le Bec (Aosta, 1033 or 1034 - Canterbury, 21 April 1109), was a theologian, philosopher and Catholic archbishop, considered among the greatest exponents of medieval thought. Christian area. Anselm is known above all for his arguments demonstrating the existence of God; especially the so-called ontological argument had a significant influence on much of the subsequent philosophy.