Durandus of Saint-Pourçain was a fourteenth-century French Dominican philosopher and theologian. He was a nominalist.
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- Durandus of Saint-Pourçain "His nominalism was so much opposed to the contemporary philosophic realism that the third period of Scholasticism is made to begin with him."
- Does God Act Immediately in Every Action of a Creature? Translation of In sententias theologicas Petri Lombardi, bk. 2, dist. 1, q. 5.
- Durandus a Saint-Pourçain Latin text and English translation of In Petri Lombardi Sententias Theologicas Commentarium, Vol. 4, Dist. 25, Quaestio 2. Also a rebuttal of Durandus's arguments against the ordination of women.