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Introductio ad sapientiam

Juan Luis Vives

Language:
Latin
Status:
Complete work
Authorship:
Written by the author
Condition of the text:
Some scanning errors
Extent:
~25,900 words · 123 passages
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  • APAJuan Luis Vives. (n.d.). Introductio ad sapientiam. SigPhi. https://sigphiai.com/en/works/juan-luis-vives/introductio-ad-sapientiam
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What it is about

Introduction to Wisdom (1524), in LATIN.

Context and history

A handbook of short maxims for the young, by the Valencian Juan Luis Vives, who lived exiled in Bruges and was a friend of Erasmus and Thomas More. It was among the most reprinted schoolbooks in Europe for two centuries. His family was persecuted by the Inquisition; he never returned.

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