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Major humanist resources on-line: the epistolaries of Leonardo Bruni and Coluccio Salutati
On a warm Sunday morning, when I should be tending to a garden which has become riotously overgrown, I can not take myself away from my desk. Working away, I noticed a reference to a recent publicatio… more →
bonæ litteræ: occasional writing from David Rundle, Renaissance scholar
Major humanist resources on-line: the epistolaries of Leonardo Bruni and Coluccio Salutati
bonaelitterae wrote 6 months ago: On a warm Sunday morning, when I should be tending to a garden which has become riotously overgrown, … more →
The Meaning of Aristotle's τἀγαθόν: The Benefit of a Humanist Ethos
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Eric Parker wrote 9 months ago: During the time of the Renaissance there was a debate between humanist moral theologians and those w … more →
Can we trust Wikipedia?
bonaelitterae wrote 1 year ago: The wickedness of Wikipedia is a common theme — the worry that students garner their informati … more →
New set of links: Latin humanist texts
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bonaelitterae wrote 1 year ago: If you scroll right down to the bottom of the screen, you will see on the right-hand side a short se … more →
De minimis curat eruditus
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bonaelitterae wrote 1 year ago: If bonæ litteræ seems a curious title for this blog, think how much more curious it would seem if it … more →
