›Amicus Lucretius‹ : Gassendi, il ›De rerum natura‹ e l'edonismo cristiano

Many scholars have studied the dialogue between the Epicurean tradition and Pierre Gassendi. However, no one so far has ever attempted to conduct a full analysis of the latter's specific reception of Lucretius. The book attempts to show that Gassendi was the first to discuss almost the whole De reru...

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Autor principal: Enrico Piergiacomi
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Publicado: De Gruyter 2022
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