The condemnation of 1277 by the bishop of Paris
A)forbid the teaching of Platonic thought at the University of Paris.
B)significantly hindered the pursuit of knowledge in the field of natural philosophy.
C)was a triumph of conservative theologians.
D)did not include any of the propositions held by Aquinas.
E)all of the above

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The condemnation of 1277 was indeed a triumph of conservative theologians who sought to limit the influence of Aristotelian philosophy and other ideas they deemed heretical, rather than specifically targeting Platonic thought or Aquinas.

The Condemnation of 1277 by the Bishop of Paris