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    VENUS AND MARS: THE TRIUMPH OF THE RENAISSANCE VIRTUE by Flavio Botton

    Published 2010-04-01
    “…This paper aims at studyng the characters Venus and Mars, in the works of Botticelli, according to the concepts of Renaissance philosophy Pico della Mirandola and the neoplatonism of Marsilio Ficino.…”
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    The Symposium Unveiled: Truth, Beauty and Paradox in Platonic Poetry by Unn Irene Aasdalen

    Published 2017-12-01
    “… Marsilio Ficino (1433-1499) and Giovanni Pico della Mirandola (1463-1494) are habitually seen as the twin stars of Neoplatonic Renaissance philosophy, traditionally understood to be in overall agreement. …”
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    TEISĖS FILOSOFIJA SENAJAME VILNIAUS UNIVERSITETE by Romanas Plečkaitis

    Published 2001-01-01
    “…The following problems of the philosophy of law were discussed: an origin and a foundation of law, a transmission of the legislation, the law as the mean of realization the Christian justice, the theory of statute, the branches of law. The Renaissance philosophy of law in Lithuania criticized the reality of Polish-Lithuanian state, urged to extend the public freedoms, the limits and a content of a civil law. …”
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    TEISĖS FILOSOFIJA SENAJAME VILNIAUS UNIVERSITETE by Romanas Plečkaitis

    Published 2001-01-01
    “…The following problems of the philosophy of law were discussed: an origin and a foundation of law, a transmission of the legislation, the law as the mean of realization the Christian justice, the theory of statute, the branches of law. The Renaissance philosophy of law in Lithuania criticized the reality of Polish-Lithuanian state, urged to extend the public freedoms, the limits and a content of a civil law.…”
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    TEISĖS FILOSOFIJA SENAJAME VILNIAUS UNIVERSITETE by Romanas Plečkaitis

    Published 2001-01-01
    “…The following problems of the philosophy of law were discussed: an origin and a foundation of law, a transmission of the legislation, the law as the mean of realization the Christian justice, the theory of statute, the branches of law. The Renaissance philosophy of law in Lithuania criticized the reality of Polish-Lithuanian state, urged to extend the public freedoms, the limits and a content of a civil law. …”
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    TEISĖS FILOSOFIJA SENAJAME VILNIAUS UNIVERSITETE by Romanas Plečkaitis

    Published 2001-01-01
    “…The following problems of the philosophy of law were discussed: an origin and a foundation of law, a transmission of the legislation, the law as the mean of realization the Christian justice, the theory of statute, the branches of law. The Renaissance philosophy of law in Lithuania criticized the reality of Polish-Lithuanian state, urged to extend the public freedoms, the limits and a content of a civil law. …”
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    TEISĖS FILOSOFIJA SENAJAME VILNIAUS UNIVERSITETE by Romanas Plečkaitis

    Published 2001-01-01
    “…The following problems of the philosophy of law were discussed: an origin and a foundation of law, a transmission of the legislation, the law as the mean of realization the Christian justice, the theory of statute, the branches of law. The Renaissance philosophy of law in Lithuania criticized the reality of Polish-Lithuanian state, urged to extend the public freedoms, the limits and a content of a civil law. …”
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    TEISĖS FILOSOFIJA SENAJAME VILNIAUS UNIVERSITETE by Romanas Plečkaitis

    Published 2001-01-01
    “…The following problems of the philosophy of law were discussed: an origin and a foundation of law, a transmission of the legislation, the law as the mean of realization the Christian justice, the theory of statute, the branches of law. The Renaissance philosophy of law in Lithuania criticized the reality of Polish-Lithuanian state, urged to extend the public freedoms, the limits and a content of a civil law. …”
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    TEISĖS FILOSOFIJA SENAJAME VILNIAUS UNIVERSITETE by Vardenis Pavardenis

    Published 2001-01-01
    “…The following problems of the philosophy of law were discussed: an origin and a foundation of law, a transmission of the legislation, the law as the mean of realization the Christian justice, the theory of statute, the branches of law. The Renaissance philosophy of law in Lithuania criticized the reality of Polish-Lithuanian state, urged to extend the public freedoms, the limits and a content of a civil law. …”
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    TEISĖS FILOSOFIJA SENAJAME VILNIAUS UNIVERSITETE by Romanas Plečkaitis

    Published 2001-01-01
    “…The following problems of the philosophy of law were discussed: an origin and a foundation of law, a transmission of the legislation, the law as the mean of realization the Christian justice, the theory of statute, the branches of law. The Renaissance philosophy of law in Lithuania criticized the reality of Polish-Lithuanian state, urged to extend the public freedoms, the limits and a content of a civil law. …”
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    TEISĖS FILOSOFIJA SENAJAME VILNIAUS UNIVERSITETE by Romanas Plečkaitis

    Published 2001-01-01
    “…The following problems of the philosophy of law were discussed: an origin and a foundation of law, a transmission of the legislation, the law as the mean of realization the Christian justice, the theory of statute, the branches of law. The Renaissance philosophy of law in Lithuania criticized the reality of Polish-Lithuanian state, urged to extend the public freedoms, the limits and a content of a civil law. …”
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    TEISĖS FILOSOFIJA SENAJAME VILNIAUS UNIVERSITETE by Romanas Plečkaitis

    Published 2001-01-01
    “…The following problems of the philosophy of law were discussed: an origin and a foundation of law, a transmission of the legislation, the law as the mean of realization the Christian justice, the theory of statute, the branches of law. The Renaissance philosophy of law in Lithuania criticized the reality of Polish-Lithuanian state, urged to extend the public freedoms, the limits and a content of a civil law. …”
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