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- Who Wants to Live Forever? Juan Maldonado and Benet Perera on the Philosophical (Im/)Possibility to Demonstrate the Soul’s Immortality2023 | Faculty of Arts
- Regaining the Context for Suárez. An Introduction to the Volume2014 | Faculty of Arts
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- The Concept non aliud in the Philosophy of Nicholas of Cusa2016 | Faculty of Science
- Three Jesuit Accounts of Cognition : Differences and Common Ground in the De anima Commentaries by Maldonado, Toledo and Dandini (1564-1610)2020 | Faculty of Arts
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- Nature and Immortality of the Soul2020 | Faculty of Arts
- The Light from Byzantium: Greek Studies in the Renaissance Italy, 1360-15342018 | Faculty of Science
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