Kenny Anthony. An Illustrated Brief History of Western Philosophy

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index

zero, 354, 358

Zeus, 1, 29, 95, 102, 215

zoology, 61

Zoroaster, 91

Yeats, W. B., 62

Zeno of Citium, 92, 95

Zeno of Elea, 14

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Plate 1 Socrates drinks hemlock in this painting by Dufresnoy in the Pitti gallery.

(Bridgeman/Alinari Archives, Florence)

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Plate 2 A classical mosaic representation of Plato’s Academy in the

Naples Museo Archeologico.

(Bridgeman/Alinari Archives, Florence)

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Plate 3 Aristotle presenting his works to Alexander, as imagined by the

Burgundian illuminator Lieven van Lathem.

(Bibliothèque Nationale de France, MS. fr. 562, fol. 7)

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Plate 4 Temperance and Intemperance, as represented by a ﬁfteenth-century

German illuminator.

(Universitatsbibliothek Leipzig, MS. Rep 1.11-b, f. 137v.)

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Plate 5 The title page of a ﬁfteenth-century manuscript translation of Aristotle’s

History of Animals.

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Plate 6 The opening of a book of Lucretius’ De rerum natura in an illuminated

manuscript from the British Library.

(BL. Add. 119122.2, by permission of the British Library)

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Plate 7 Christian philosophers in the Middle Ages took as their patron

Saint Catherine of Alexandria, a mythical woman here represented by

Pintoricchio disputing before the pagan emperor Maxentius.

(Vatican, Borgia Apartments; photo: akg-images/Electa)

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Plate 8 In this Venetian edition of his works Aristotle is shown imparting

instruction to Averroes.

(The Pierpont Morgan Library, New York, PML 21194)

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Plate 9 Saint Thomas Aquinas introducing Saints Francis and Dominic to Dante, from a manuscript of the Paradiso illustrated by

Giovanni di Paolo.

(Yates-Thompson Codex, British Library)

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