Francesco de Vieri
Liber in quo a calumnijs detractorum philosophia defenditur, & eius praestantia demonstratur, 1586 (BEIC digital library.)
Francesco de' Vieri, called Verino the second (1524-1591), was an Italian philosopher.
He was the nephew of Francesco de' Vieri called Verino the first. At the Studio di Pisa he was professor of logic and later of philosophy, since 1559 to 1590. He was criticized by colleagues for his yearn of a new platonic academy following Giovanni Pico della Mirandola. His main opponent was Girolamo Borri.
Works
- Vieri, Francesco de' (1586). Liber in quo a calumnijs detractorum philosophia defenditur, & eius praestantia demonstratur. Giovanni Angelo Ruffinelli, Giacomo Ruffinelli.
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