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a Learned Doctor in Philosophy and Theology that the World was made out of
Nothing, as it is contained in the second part of the Cabbala Denudata & appears in
the Lib. Sohar, London, 1682.
2.63 Vitoria, Francisco de, De Indis et de iure belli relectiones, trans. J.Pawley, Classics of
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2.64 Vives, Juan Luis, Against the Pseudodialecticians. A Humanist Attack on Medieval
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Bibliographies and concordances
Bibliographies
2.65 Cranz, F.E. and Schmitt, C.B. A Bibliography of Aristotle Editions, 1501–1600,
Baden-Baden, V.Koerner, 1971; 2nd edn, 1984.
2.66 Kleinen, H. and Danzer, R. ‘Cusanus-Bibliographie, 1920–1961’, Mitteilungen und
Forschungenbeiträge der Cusanus-Gesellschaft I (1961) 95–126.
2.67 McCormick, J.F. A Suarezian Bibliography, Chicago, Ill., Loyola University Press,
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2.68 Margolin, Jean Claude, Douze années de bibliographie érasmienne, 1950–1961,
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Aristotelianism, 1958–1969, Padua, Antenore, 1971.
2.71 Smith, G. ‘A Suarez Bibliography’, in G.Smith (ed.) Jesuit Thinkers of the
Renaissance, Milwaukee, Wisc., Marquette University Press, 1939, 227–38.
Concordances
2.72 Bolchazy, L.J. (ed.) A Concordance to the Utopia of St. Thomas More and A
Frequency Word List, Hildesheim, Olms, 1978.
2.73 Wedick, H.E. and Schweitzer, F. (eds) Dictionary of the Renaissance, New York ,
Philosophical Library, 1967.
2.74 Zellinger, E. Cusanus-Konkordanz, Munich, Huber, 1960.
Background and influences on Renaissance philosophy outside
Italy
2.75 Allen, D.C. ‘The Rehabilitation of Epicurus and his Theory of Pleasure in the Early
Renaissance’, Studies in Philology 41 (1944) 1–15.
2.76 Burnyeat, M. (ed.) The Sceptical Tradition, Berkeley, Calif., University of California
Press, 1983.