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Sextus Pomponius

Ars Aequi, 2021
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Skepticism in Medicine: Past and Present [PDF]

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Raynaud, Maurice
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Fraudulent Counsel: Legal Temporality and the Poetics of Liability in Dante’s Inferno, Boniface VIII’s Liber Sextus, and Gratian’s De penitentia

Speculum, 2023
A maxim in Boniface VIII’s Liber Sextus states that “no one incurs legal liability by giving counsel, unless that counsel is fraudulent.” This article unpacks the “legal temporality” of fraudulent counsel, a category defined as either the counseling of ...
Grace Delmolino
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Sextus on Place

Ancient Philosophy, 2023
In Sextus’ discussion of ‘place’ we find an attempt to insulate the philosophical questions about the conception of place and the ordinary answers to questions about where certain things are from one another.
Anna Tigani
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From Proto-Sceptic to Sceptic in Sextus’ Outlines of Pyrrhonism

APEIRON: a journal for ancient philosophy and science, 2021
This is an account of Sceptical investigation as it is presented by Sextus Empiricus. I focus attention on the motivation behind the Sceptic’s investigation, the goal of that investigation, and on the development Sextus describes from proto-Sceptical to ...
R. Dunphy
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Monstruosa Species: Scylla, Spartacus, Sextus Pompeius and Civil War in Sallust's Histories

The Classical journal, 2021
:Through the figure of Scylla, Sallust evokes Sextus Pompeius as part of his critique of contemporary politics. Although the Histories narrate the years following Sulla's death, they are an allegorical critique of Sallust's own world.
Jennifer Gerrish
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Disturbance in the Outlines of Sextus Empiricus

Phronesis, 2021
Sextus seems to offer inconsistent accounts of the sceptics’ achievement of tranquillity, apparently saying both that the sceptics’ tranquillity is achieved by suspending judgement on all issues and that it is achieved by suspending judgement only on ...
Svavar Hrafn Svavarsson
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(R.) Bett (trans.) Sextus Empiricus. How to Keep an Open Mind. An Ancient Guide to Thinking Like a Skeptic. Pp. l + 225. Princeton and Oxford: Princeton University Press, 2021. Cased, £13.99, US$16.95. ISBN: 978-0-691-20604-2.

The Classical Review, 2021
This text is a recent addition to the Princeton University Press Series Ancient Wisdom for Modern Readers. In this volume B. introduces an audience of non-specialists to Pyrrhonian Scepticism by presenting key passages from Sextus Empiricus’ works in his
J. Schmitt
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