Cicero Scepticus: A Study of the Influence of the Academica in the Renaissance

Charles B. Schmitt

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I - Introduction.- II - The Academica and Its Influence and Distribution in Antiquity and the Middle Ages.- III - The Academica in the Renaissance: A General Survey.- IV - The Academica at Paris in the Middle of the Sixteenth Century: Talon, Galland, and Others.- V - Giulio Castellani and the Academica.- VI - Joannes Rosa and His Commentary on the Academica.- VII - Summary and Conclusions.- Appendices.

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