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Mentioned in 4 episodes
On the nature of the gods
Book • 1902
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Mentioned in 4 episodes
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as a book where Cicero writes about Stoic theology.


John Sellars

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#141 Stoicism: Everything You Need to (Actually) Know - John Sellars
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in relation to an argument about Epicureans and Stoics.

Paul Schaefer

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Should Students Study Pagan Beliefs in a Classical Education?
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, who cites it as affirming St. Thomas Aquinas's views on God.

Jordan Cooper

Correcting Misrepresentations of the Reformation and Lutheran History
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as Cicero's work on theology that informs his skepticism about the divine.

Michael C. Hawley

The Once and Future Republic: On Cicero, Locke, and the Making of America with Michael C. Hawley
Mentioned by Philo through a passage from Cicero questioning how Plato’s divine architect could construct the universe.

Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion-David Hume
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as a resource for learning about Stoics and Epicureans.


Fr. Stephen De Young

Acts, Chapter 17
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as Cicero's work discussing religion and defining religio as a virtue influential for Augustine and Lactantius.

Toni Alimi

Toni Alimi, "Slaves of God: Augustine and Other Romans on Religion and Politics" (Princeton UP, 2024)
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as the new translation being discussed and as Cicero's late-life dialogue on theology.


Michael Fontaine

On the Nature of the Gods: Cicero and the Philosophical Approaches to God
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as Cicero's work that informs knowledge of classical pagan religion.

Michael C. Hawley

The Once and Future Republic: On Cicero, Locke, and the Making of America with Michael C. Hawley
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as Cicero's work on theology and the nature of the gods relevant to his natural law views.

Michael C. Hawley

The Once and Future Republic: On Cicero, Locke, and the Making of America with Michael C. Hawley


