PHIL 30301 - Ancient and Medieval Philosophy

Lecture 24: They Way Things Are Book II, Lines 1-332, 1023-1104; Book III, lines 1-30, 830-1094

Lecture 25: They Way Things Are Book IV, lines 1037-1287; Book V, lines 1-90, 925-1457

Lecture 39: Summa Contra Gentiles I. 38-43

Lecture 40: Summa Contra Gentiles I. 44-53

Lecture 37: Summa Contra Gentiles I. 14-22

Lecture 36: Summa COntra Gentiles I. 10-13

Thomas Aquinas

Lecture 35: Thomas Aquinas, Summa Conta Gentiles I. 1-9

Lecture 32: Confessions Book 10

Lecture 31: Confessions Book 8

Lecture 28: Augustine, Confessions Book 1

Ancient and Medieval Philosophy, OpenCourseWare

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Discourse on the soul

Lecture 29: Confessions Book 2

Lecture 23: Lucretius, The Way Things Are, Book I, lines 1-635, 921-1117

Marcus Aurelius

Lecture 26: Marcus Aurelius, Meditations Books 1-6

Lecture 8: Republic Book VIII

Lecture 7: Republic VII

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