The Shape of Things Known: Sidney’s Apology in its Philosophical Tradition

Forrest G. Robinson · Annabel Patterson

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Nicole Oresme has been restored in recent years to a deservedly prominent position in the history of ideas, and this in no small measure due to the dedicated efforts and skill of Pro-

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