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Molina
2.151 Pegis, A.C. ‘Molina and Human Liberty’, in G.Smith (ed.) Jesuit Thinkers of the
Renaissance, Milwaukee, Wise., Marquette University Press, 1939, 75–132.
Montaigne
2.152 Burke, P. Montaigne, Past Masters Series, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 1981.
2.153 Frame, D.M. Montaigne: A Biography, New York, Harcourt, Brace & World, 1965;
reprinted, San Francisco, Calif., North Point Press, 1984.
2.154 Limbrick, E. ‘Was Montaigne really a Pyrrhonian?’, Bibliothèque d’humanisme et
Renaissance 39 (1977) 67–80.
2.155 Schiffman, Z.S. ‘Montaigne and the Rise of Skepticism in Early Modern Europe: a
Reappraisal’, Journal of the History of Ideas 45 (1984) 499–516.
More (Thomas)
2.156 Kenny, A. Thomas More, Past Masters Series, Oxford, Oxford University Press,
1983.
2.157 Skinner, Q. ‘More’s Utopia’, Past and Present 38 (1967) 153–68.
Paracelsus
2.158 Pachter, H.M. Paracelsus, New York, Schumann, 1951.
2.159 Stillman, J.M. Paracelsus, Chicago, Ill., Open Court, 1920.
Ramus
2.160 Ong, W.J. Ramus, Method, and the Decay of Dialogue, Cambridge, Mass., Harvard
University Press, 1958.
Reuchlin
2.161 Spitz, L.W. ‘Reuchlin’s Philosophy: Pythagoras and Cabala for Christ’, Archiv für
Reformationsgeschichte 47 (1956) 1–20; revised as ‘Reuchlin: Pythagoras Reborn’,
in L.W.Spitz, The Religious Renaissance of the German Humanists, Cambridge,
Mass., Harvard University Press, 1963, ch. IV.
Sanches
2.162 Limbrick, E. ‘Introduction’ to Francisco Sanches: That Nothing is Known (Quod
Nihil Scitur), Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1988.