The Idiota’s Library, or Cusanus as a Reader of Plato (Cod. Cus. 177)
This study aims to shed new light on Nicholas of Cusa as a reader of Plato by examining the autographic marginalia transmitted in the Codex Cusanus 177, the most significant Platonic collection within Cusanus’s extant library. More specifically, the article focuses on Cusanus’s reading of three Plat...
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2024
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Vivarium
Year: 2024, Volume: 62, Issue: 2, Pages: 147-177 |
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idiota
B Marginalia B Socrates B Codex Cusanus 177 B Nicholas of Cusa B Plato |
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