Clement, on the other hand, to judge even from the meagre and distorted accounts of his doctrine which we possess, seems to represent in some ways the free characteristics of Irish theology expressed in the writings of his countryman, John Scotus, a century later.
Johannes Scotus Eriugena, Irish theologian, philosopher, and poet (c. 815–877)
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