Les Belles Lettres
Les Belles Lettres is committed to the humanist tradition of the Renaissance and publishes works from various disciplines that mark the progress of our knowledge and offer the reader a unique collection of texts and critical studies in the fields of Roman and Greek antiquity, mythology, philosophy, philology, natural sciences, history, poetry, and theater studies.
Proclus, Commentaire sur le Parmenide de Platon
Tome IV, 1ere Partie: Livre IV. 2e partie: Notes complementaires et indices
Volume 501
Richard de Mediavilla, Questions disputees. Tome V
Questions 32-37. La vision beatifique et le savoir des anges
Volume 7
