This volume of collected works includes the writings of the great humanist scholar Juan Luis Vives. Vives was a key figure in the intellectual and cultural life of 16th-century Europe, and his works on education, psychology, and ethics continue to be read and studied today. With its meticulous translations and detailed commentary, this edition of Vivis's Opera Omnia is an essential resource for anyone interested in the history of humanism or the Renaissance.

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