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Javelli, Pomponazzi and the Immortality of the Soul: From the , (1519) to the , (1536) the debate and produced an autonomous treatise, which he however entitled ., not .. This chapter reconstructs Javelli’s intellectual arc from the composition of his . (1519) up until the publication of his . (1536), shedding light on the reasons behind his unusual lexical choice in the title of the latter work.

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Using Ficino: Chrysostomus Javelli on Love and pective. And in doing so, Javelli consistently relied on Ficino’s . on the .. Javelli, nonetheless, did not merely copy and paste material from Ficino’s text, but he re-elaborated it by making selections and by manipulating its?meaning, all aimed at proving that Plato’s philosophy was indeed a ‘docta religio’.

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Javelli’s , and the Dominican Exegesis of Aristotle’s , in the Renaissancerks of Dominicus of Flanders, Franciscus Thomae, and Girolamo Savonarola, before delving deeply into Javelli’s .. The chapter concludes with a comparison of this work to the commentary of Javelli’s confrère Francesco Silvestri, which offers an outstanding example of erudition and philological rigour

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Chrysostomus Javelli’s Commentaries on Plato’s Moral Philosophytonic and mystical tradition revived in the previous century by Marsilio Ficino and develops one of the first interpretations of ‘Plato through Plato’, in a way that echoes sixteenth-century philological interpretations of ‘Aristotle through Aristotle’. Finally, the essay explores how Javelli’s Plat

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Neither Plato Nor Aristotle: Javelli’s Project of Christian Philosophye main tenets of classical ethics, concluding that both Platonism and Aristotelianism are equally useless for the development of a genuinely Christian philosophy. In his philosophically grounded confutation of classical ethics, not only does Javelli echo arguments and motives already presented by Er

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,Einstellregeln für PI-Mehrgr??enregler,rks of Dominicus of Flanders, Franciscus Thomae, and Girolamo Savonarola, before delving deeply into Javelli’s .. The chapter concludes with a comparison of this work to the commentary of Javelli’s confrère Francesco Silvestri, which offers an outstanding example of erudition and philological rigour