The first of a two-volume anthology containing new translations of important works on moral philosophy written during the Renaissance.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Part I. Concepts of Man: 1. Disputation of the donkey, selections Anselm Turmeda Introduction Neil Kenny 2. On the misery of the human condition, selections Poggio Bracciolini Introduction Martin Davies 3. Platonic theology, selections Marsilio Ficino Introduction Luc Deitz 4. Dialogue on the dignity of man, selections Fernan Perez de Oliva Introduction Eleazar Gutwirth Part II. Aristotelian Ethics 5. Commentary on the Nicomachean ethics, book X, chapter 7 Donato Accieaiuoli Introduction Donato Acciaiuoli 6. A mirror of moral questions on the whole of Aristotle's ethics, book X, chapters 7-8 John Case Introduction Jill Kraye 7. A comprehensive philosophy of morals, stage IX: the supreme good, selections Francesco Piccolomini Introduction Jill Kraye 8. Nicomachean ethics, disputation III, question 3 Coimbra Commentators Introduction Jill Kraye Part III. Aristolelian Ethics and Christianity: 9. On the causes of the corruption of the arts, book VI: On the corruption of moral philosophy John Luis Vives Introduction John Monfasani 10. The elements of ethical doctrine, selections from book I Philipp Melanchton Introduction John Monfasani 11. A compendium of Aristotelian ethics accommodated to the standard of Christian truth selections Antonius de Waele Introduction John Monfasani Part IV. Platonic Ethics: 12. Against the slanderer of Plato, selections from Book II Cardinal Bessarion Introduction Luc Deitz and John Monfasani 13. Platonic theology, selections Marsilio Ficino Introduction Luc Deitz 14. Panegyric on love Francesco Cattani da Diacceto Introduction Luc Deitz 15. Compendium of platonic teachings which are in conformity with the Christian faith, chapter 8 Francesco De'Vieri Introduction John Monfasani Part V. Stoic Ethics: 16. Letter to Francesco Zabarella Coluccio Salutati Introduction Ronald G. Witt 17. Letter to Bartolomeo Scala in defence of the Stoic Philosopher Epictetus Angelo Poliziano Introduction Jill Kraye 18. A guide to stoic philosophy in three books, selections Justus Lipsius Introduction Robert V. Young 19. Stoic doctrine Francisco de Quevedo Introduction Luc Deitz and Adelheild Wiehe-Deitz Part VI. Epicurean Ethics: 20. Memorable matters, book III chapter 77 Epicurus Petrarch Introduction 21. Letter to Bartolomeo Fracanzano Francesco Filelfo Introduction Martin Davies 22. A letter to Ambrogio Tignosi in defence of Epicurus against the stoics, academics and peripatetics Cosma Raimondi Introduction Martin Davies 23. Defence of Epicurus against commonly held opinions Francisco de Quevedo Introduction Luc Deitz and Adelheid Wiehe-Deitz Bibliography of Renaissance moral philosphy texts available in English Index nominum Index Rerum.
Part I. Concepts of Man: 1. Disputation of the donkey, selections Anselm Turmeda Introduction Neil Kenny 2. On the misery of the human condition, selections Poggio Bracciolini Introduction Martin Davies 3. Platonic theology, selections Marsilio Ficino Introduction Luc Deitz 4. Dialogue on the dignity of man, selections Fernan Perez de Oliva Introduction Eleazar Gutwirth Part II. Aristotelian Ethics 5. Commentary on the Nicomachean ethics, book X, chapter 7 Donato Accieaiuoli Introduction Donato Acciaiuoli 6. A mirror of moral questions on the whole of Aristotle's ethics, book X, chapters 7-8 John Case Introduction Jill Kraye 7. A comprehensive philosophy of morals, stage IX: the supreme good, selections Francesco Piccolomini Introduction Jill Kraye 8. Nicomachean ethics, disputation III, question 3 Coimbra Commentators Introduction Jill Kraye Part III. Aristolelian Ethics and Christianity: 9. On the causes of the corruption of the arts, book VI: On the corruption of moral philosophy John Luis Vives Introduction John Monfasani 10. The elements of ethical doctrine, selections from book I Philipp Melanchton Introduction John Monfasani 11. A compendium of Aristotelian ethics accommodated to the standard of Christian truth selections Antonius de Waele Introduction John Monfasani Part IV. Platonic Ethics: 12. Against the slanderer of Plato, selections from Book II Cardinal Bessarion Introduction Luc Deitz and John Monfasani 13. Platonic theology, selections Marsilio Ficino Introduction Luc Deitz 14. Panegyric on love Francesco Cattani da Diacceto Introduction Luc Deitz 15. Compendium of platonic teachings which are in conformity with the Christian faith, chapter 8 Francesco De'Vieri Introduction John Monfasani Part V. Stoic Ethics: 16. Letter to Francesco Zabarella Coluccio Salutati Introduction Ronald G. Witt 17. Letter to Bartolomeo Scala in defence of the Stoic Philosopher Epictetus Angelo Poliziano Introduction Jill Kraye 18. A guide to stoic philosophy in three books, selections Justus Lipsius Introduction Robert V. Young 19. Stoic doctrine Francisco de Quevedo Introduction Luc Deitz and Adelheild Wiehe-Deitz Part VI. Epicurean Ethics: 20. Memorable matters, book III chapter 77 Epicurus Petrarch Introduction 21. Letter to Bartolomeo Fracanzano Francesco Filelfo Introduction Martin Davies 22. A letter to Ambrogio Tignosi in defence of Epicurus against the stoics, academics and peripatetics Cosma Raimondi Introduction Martin Davies 23. Defence of Epicurus against commonly held opinions Francisco de Quevedo Introduction Luc Deitz and Adelheid Wiehe-Deitz Bibliography of Renaissance moral philosphy texts available in English Index nominum Index Rerum.
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