Lucrezio E Il Criterio Di Verità Epicureo
Was Lucretius a'fundamentalist'Epicurean and a mere repeater of his Master's words, or did he emerge as an innovative philosopher in his own right? The relationship between Lucretius and Epicurus remains a complex and unresolved issue in Epicurean scholarship. To what extent was Lucretius aware of i...
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De Gruyter
2025
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