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Newton's Scholium Generale: The Platonic and Stoic Legacy — Philo, Justus Lipsius and the Cambridge Platonists

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L'article propose de developper une etude analytique du texte philosophique-linguistique d'influence neoplatonicienne et neostoique sur le concept de gravite de Newton, base sur un texte principalement, le Scholium Generale.

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