If divine unity were merely conceptual universality, Gregory's anti-tritheist argument would collapse into nominalism about divine nature, which Gregory himself explicitly rejects.

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Anti-tritheist argument(in Christian theology): A logical argument against tritheism—the false belief that the Trinity means God is actually three separate gods rather than one God in three persons.
Collapse into(philosophical argument structure): A philosophical phrase meaning that one theory or position gradually transforms or reduces into another, often implying a loss of its distinct identity.
Conceptual universality(in metaphysics and philosophy of language): The idea that something exists only as a general concept or category in our minds, rather than as a real physical thing.
Gregory(identifying the philosopher whose framework is being discussed): Short for Gregory of Rimini, a medieval philosopher (1300-1358) who developed influential ideas about logic and how we talk about things.

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