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Figulus, Print, Even Varro, though schooled in the Stoicism of Aelius Stilo and in skeptical Antiochean Platonism, requested a Pythagorean funeral for himself. The 19th-century historian Theodor Mommsen compared the occult interests of the Late Republic to the “spirit-rapping and tablemoving” that fascinated “men of the highest rank and greatest learning” in the Victorian era.
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Figulus, Print, Even Varro, though schooled in the Stoicism of Aelius Stilo and in skeptical Antiochean Platonism, requested a Pythagorean funeral for himself. The 19th-century historian Theodor Mommsen compared the occult interests of the Late Republic to the “spirit-rapping and tablemoving” that fascinated “men of the highest rank and greatest learning” in the Victorian era.
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19.6 x 31.3 cm | 7.7 x 12.3 in (300 dpi)
Keywords:
19TH-CENTURY HISTORIAN THEODOR MOMMSEN COMPARED • AELIUS STILO • EVEN VARRO • FASCINATED MEN • FIGULUS • GREATEST LEARNING • HIGHEST RANK • LATE REPUBLIC • OCCULT INTERESTS • PRINT • PYTHAGOREAN FUNERAL • REQUESTED • SKEPTICAL ANTIOCHEAN PLATONISM • SPIRIT-RAPPING • STOA • STOICISM • TABLEMOVING • THOUGH SCHOOLED • VICTORIAN ERA • VICTORIAN
