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>. Hence while Scotus and Ockham, like Aquinas, were still interested mainly in human knowledge in so far as it reflected and afforded clues to divine knowledge, in the case of the former two thinkers the ‘pious’ conjecture that God might so dispose things that what appears to humans has no connection to the truly real itself opens the space for the emergence of the modern ‘epistemological’ focus.