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Anselm of Canterbury (view source)
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[[Image:Anselm.jpg|thumbnail|right|200px|[[Anselm of Canterbury]] was the originator of the [[Ontological argument]]]]
'''Saint Anselm of Canterbury''' (1033-1109), born in northern [[Italy]], was an early intellectual giant of [[scholasticism]]. The period from the late 1000s to about 1300 is known as the "High Middle Ages," partly due to this intellectual activity and also due to great population growth.
'''Saint Anselm of Canterbury''' (1033-1109), born in northern [[Italy]], was an early intellectual giant of [[scholasticism]]. The period from the late 1000s to about 1300 is known as the "High Middle Ages," partly due to this intellectual activity and also due to great population growth.