On the Government of Rulers: De Regimine Principum

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Bibliography THIS BIBLIOGRAPHYMAKESNO ATTEMPT to be a comprehensive bibliography for medieval political thought, Thomas Aquinas, or Ptolemy of Lucca. It is simply a convenient listing of the sources cited in this book. I have not listed sources that exist in many editions with standard divisions that I use in the notes, but I'have cited some recent translations that may not be well known. I have also listed some of the pre-modern sources that can only be found in obscure editions. Aristotle. Politicorum Libri Octo cum vetusta translatione Guilelmi de Moerbeke. Edited by Franciscus Susemihl. Leipzig, 1872. Baron, Hans. The Crisis of theEarly Italian Renaissance. Princeton, N.J.: Princeton University Press, 1966. ---. ''A Defense of the View of the Quattrocento First Offered in The Crisis of the Early Italian Renaissance,"In Baron, In Search of Florentine Civic Humanism. 2 vols. Princeton, N.J.: Princeton University Press, 1988,195-211. Bisson, Thomas N. 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