Sources of Montaigne's Thought Book

	Series Introduction
	Volume Introduction
	Pierre Villey (1879-1933): An Assessment	1
	Montaigne, Reader of Plato	17
	Montaigne and the Memorabilia	34
	The Unity of Montaigne in the Essais	45
	Lucretius and Montaigne	53
	Montaigne's Gascon Proverb Again	60
	The Essayist is Learned: Montaigne's Journal de Voyage and the Essais	68
	Montaigne and Socrates	80
	Montaigne and "De la Liberte de Conscience"	93
	Montaigne's Critique of Cicero	103
	Montaigne's Anti-Phaedrus: "Sur des vers de Virgile" (Essais, III, v)	121
	Montaigne and Machiavelli: Ethics, Politics and Humanism	137
	Primary and Secondary Themes in Montaigne's "Des Cannibales" (I, 31)	155
	Sources and Resources: The "Pretexts" of Originality in Montaigne's Essais	163
	Text and Context in Montaigne's Questions: The Example of Ovid's Metamorphoses	176
	La Fonction du "deja dit" dans les "Essais": emprunter, alleguer, citer	197
	Si peu que rien: Aspects of Montaigne's Ambivalence toward Memory	214
	Guesswork or Facts: Connections between Montaigne's Last Three Chapters (III: 11, 12 and 13)	221
	Montaigne, Cardano: The Reading of Subtlety/The Subtlety of Reading	235
	Montaigne under the Sign of Fama	249
	Montaigne: de la traduction des autres a la traduction de soi	273
	Montaigne and Epicurus: A Lesson in Originality	281
	Montaigne as Satirist	289
	"Death is a Fearful Thing ...": Lucretius, Montaigne and the Sonorities of Death	301
	Montaigne and Heraclitus: Pattern and Flux, Continuity and Change in "Du repentir"	323
	The Eye Perplexed: Aristotle and Montaigne on Seeing and Choosing	335
	Acknowledgments	351