The Marriage of Philology and Scepticism:
Uncertainty and Conjecture in Early Modern Scholarship and Thought
edited by Gian Mario Cao, Anthony Grafton and Jill Kraye
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Table of Contents
Foreword
Sextus Empiricus, Child of the Marriage of Philology and Scepticisms
by Glen Most
Medieval Precedents for Sceptical Philology
by Jan M. Ziolkowski
The Other Philology: Resolving Doubts about Textual Meaning in Early Modern Law and Theology
by Ian Maclean
Divination: Towards the History of a Philological Term
by Anthony Grafton
Coping with Philological Doubt: Sixteenth-Century Approaches to the Text of Seneca
by Jill Kraye
Critical Method in Lambinus’s Lucretius: Collation and Interpolation
by David Butterfield
Philology and Scepticism: Early Modern Scholars at Work on the Text of the Bible
by Scott Mandelbrote
Freethinking, New Testament Textual Criticism and Censorship: Anthony Collins, Richard Bentley and the Index librorum prohibitorum
by Gian Mario Cao
Index