The Peace and the War, the War and the Peace in Marsilio of Padua
Moisés Romanazzi Tôrres
Original title: A Paz e a Guerra, a Guerra e a Paz em Marsílio de Pádua
Published in The chivalry and the art of war in the Ancient and Medieval World
Keywords: Marsiglio of Padua, Peace, War.
The Political Philosophy of Marsiglio of Padua: The New Concepts of Pax, Civitas and Lex
Moisés Romanazzi Tôrres
Original title: A Filosofia Política de Marsílio de Pádua: Os Novos Conceitos de Pax, de Civitas e de Lex
Published in Mirabilia 3 (2003)
Keywords: Aristote, Marsiglio of Padua, Political Philosophy.
Marsiglio of Padua (c.1280-c.1343), directly from Aristote, redifined in natural perspective three central conceits of christian thought: peace (pax), political society (civitas) and law (lex). This redefinition is present in Prima Dictio of Defensor Pacis (finished at 1324). In this article, i develop, for each conceit, a history of development in the occidental thought, to determinate the Marsiglio’s rupture. After, i develop, same for each conceit, the aristotelic thought, to demonstrate as the Marsiglio’s perspectives are connecteds, directly, at Aristote.
