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The Three Essays Published Together In This Volume Were Written For Entirely Different Occasions And Purposes, But I Hope They Are All Contributions To A Common Theme That Is Expressed In The Title And That Has Attracted My Interest For Many Years: The Continued Presence Of Medieval Traits In The Civilization Of The Renaissance. The Scholar And His Public In The Late Middle Ages And The Renaissance.--thomism And The Italian Thought Of The Renaissance.--the Contribution Of Religious Orders To Renaissance Thought And Learning.--bibliography (p. [115]-120) Edited And Translated By Edward P. Mahoney. Includes Index. Bibliography (p. [115]-120).
- Author
- and translated by Edward P. Mahoney
- Publisher
- Durham, N.C.: Duke University Press
- Published
- 1974
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780822303015
- Subjects
- Computer Science, Philosophy, History
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