Francisco de Vitoria

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Francisco de Vitoria, also known as Francisco de Victoria, was a Spanish Catholic philosopher, theologian, and jurist of Renaissance Spain.

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intellectual mentor and influence
Alonso de Veracruz studied under Vitoria at the University of Salamanca, adopting his teacher's approach to international law and natural rights.
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intellectual predecessor and influence
Vitoria founded the School of Salamanca, establishing the intellectual framework and methodology that Báñez later expanded upon.
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founding figure of the School of Salamanca
Vitoria established the intellectual framework of the School of Salamanca, which Suárez later expanded upon in his own legal and theological writings.
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Founding intellectual figure and primary pedagogical influence
As the founder of the School of Salamanca, Vitoria established the movement's methodology by applying Thomistic theology to contemporary moral and legal issues.
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founder of the School of Salamanca
He established the intellectual framework for the school, applying scholastic theology to questions of international law and economic justice.
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mentor and intellectual predecessor
Vitoria was Soto's teacher at the University of Salamanca and the primary influence on his development of natural law and international law theories.
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