ARMANDO DE BELLOVISU (ARMAND DE BELVEZER).
- Dominican philosopher and theologian, born in Provence in the second half of the 13th century; the date of his death is likewise uncertain. The surviving information concerning him is confined to the period 1326–34. In 1326 he appears as master of theology and regent of studies at the convent of Montpellier. Between 1326 and 1328 he was appointed Master of the Sacred Palace in Avignon.

Works: Responsiones mag. Armandi, magistri Sacri Palatii de ord. Praed. ad 19 articulos ex parte beatitudinis apostolicae missos fratri Armando, rectori sacri palatii (manuscripts in the library of Cambridge, Ji. 3. 10). A., recognizing that the articles censured by the papal commission of 7–8 September 1333 could admit different meanings, inclined toward the more favourable interpretation and defended Tommaso Walleis and Durando di S. Porciano.
In the work Epistulae de visione beatifica (Cambridge, loc. cit.), he rejected the thesis of Giovanni XXII as modum novum et extraneum.
He has other writings of note for the history of the origins of Thomism and for the doctrine of the Immaculate Conception of the Virgin Mary.