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A History of Balance, 1250–1375: The Emergence of a New Model of Equilibrium and its Impact on Thought

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Historical Economic and Legal Thought Medieval Literature and History Medieval Philosophy and Theology

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Introduction 1. Equality and equalization in the economic sphere, part I: the scholastic discourse on usury to 1300 2. Equality and equalization in the economic sphere, part II: the scholastic discourse on price and value to 1300 3. Balance in medieval medical theory, part I: the legacy of Galen 4. Balance in medieval medical theory, part II: the scholastic reception and refinement of Galenic balance to ca. 1315 5. Evolving models of equalization in medieval political thought, ca. 1250-1325 6. The new model of equilibrium in medieval political thought, part I: the Defensor Pacis of Marsilius of Padua 7. The new model of equilibrium in medieval political thought, part II: the writings of Nicole Oresme 8. The new model of equilibrium in scholastic natural philosophy, ca. 1325-1375 Conclusion Bibliography.

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