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Robert Gaguin

French philosopher
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  • Cicero
    humanism
    / The French humanists

    …France included the influential humanists Robert Gaguin, Jacques Lefèvre d’Étaples, and Guillaume Budé (Guglielmus Budaeus). Of these three, Budé was most central to the development of French humanism, not only in his historical and philological studies but also in his use of his national influence to establish the Collège de…

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    …France included the influential humanists Robert Gaguin, Jacques Lefèvre d’Étaples, and Guillaume Budé (Guglielmus Budaeus). Of these three, Budé was most central to the development of French humanism, not only in his historical and philological studies but also in his use of his national influence to establish the Collège de…

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