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Review: A History of Philosophy Vol 3 by Frederick Copleston
In this episode I discuss the third volume of Copleston's remarkable History of Philosophy. I continue to examine the relationship between philosophy and theology, and take a bird's eye view of Late Medeival and Renaissance philosophy.

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Review: A History of Philosophy vol 2 by Frederick Copleston
In this episode I examine medieval philosophy and its tangled relationship with Christian theology.

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Review: History of Political Philosophy (Aquinas) edited by Leo Strauss and Joseph Cropsey
In this episode I look at the connections and distinctions between Aquinas and Aristotle in Ernest Fortin's essay Aquinas. I focus on the four cardinal virtues and the different between natural law and human law.

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Review: History of Political Philosophy (Augustine) edited by Leo Strauss and Joseph Cropsey
In this episode I look at Augustine's distinction between the city of God and the earthly city, as described in the History of Political Philosophy essay by Ernest L. Fortin. I focus on the disctinction between Pagan and Christian patriotism.

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Review: History of Political Philosophy (Cicero) edited by Leo Strauss and Joseph Cropsey
In this episode I return once again to the magnificent History of Political Philosophy to look at James E. Holton's essay on Cicero. I focus on the mixed regime and Cicero's conservative tendencies.

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