Scepticism or Platonism? The Philosophy of the Fourth Academy

John F. Finamore · Harold Tarrant

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Preface List of non-standard abbreviations Introduction 1. Scepticism in the late Academy? 2. Charmadas 3. Fourth Academic epistmological doctrine 4. Anonymous In Theaetetum 5. Interlude: Antiochus in the New Academy 6. God's thoughts as objects of knowledge Epilogue: the Academic heritage Notes Bibliography Index locorum Index of names.

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