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Sextus

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Sextus
threatens murder and dishonor to bed Lucretia. [Rom. Lit.: Fasti; Livy; Br. Lit.: The Rape of Lucrece]
See : Blackmail

Sextus
kills Ptolemy for the murder of Pompey. [Br. Opera: Julius Caesar in Egypt, Westerman, 52–53]
See : Vengeance


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Thus, others delight in epitomes, paradoxes, and the stings of extravagant wits, and hence place a high value upon Ramon Lull, Gemma Frisius, Raimond Sebond, Sextus Empiricus, the Abbot Trithemius, Henry Cornelius Agrippa, Erasmus, Peter Ramus, and the heretical writers.
Revisiting antiquity, she focuses on the skepticism of the second century CE Sextus Empiricus whose Outline of Skepticism, published in Latin translation in 1562, exerted a major influence not only on the early modern transition from metaphysics (what we know) to epistemology (how we know what we know, and don't know), but also on the early modern need for a deeper understanding of animal being.
The first advocate of December 25 was Sextus Julius Africanus in his Chronicle entry for the year 221.
 
 
 
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