RAZÓN, NATURALEZA Y LEY OBSERVACIONES EN TORNO AL FUNDAMENTO CLÁSICO DE LA LEY NATURAL EN TOMÁS DE AQUINO.
This article examines the foundations of natural law within the classical tradition, with particular attention to the reception of Cicero’s thought and its development in the Thomistic synthesis. It analyzes how Cicero weaves together Stoic, Platonic, and Aristotelian elements to formulate a rationa...
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