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Book
Levine, Joseph M.
(2004)
Re-enacting the Past: Essays on the Evolution of Modern English Historiography.
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Chapter
Levine, Joseph M.
(1995)
Deists and Anglicans: The ancient wisdom and the idea of progress.
In: The margins of orthodoxy: Heterodox writing and cultural response, 1660-1750
(p. 219).
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Book Commercium litterarum: Forms of communication in the Republic of Letters, 1600-1750: Lectures held at the colloquia Paris 1992 and Nijmegen 1993 (1994). (/isis/citation/CBB000069113/)
Chapter
Levine, Joseph M.
(1992)
Sir Walter Raleigh and the ancient wisdom.
In: Court, country and culture: Essays on early modern British history in honor of Perez Zagorin
(p. 89).
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Book
Kroll, Richard; Ashcraft, Richard; Zagorin, Perez
(1992)
Philosophy, science, and religion in England, 1640-1700.
(/isis/citation/CBB000037164/)
Book
Levine, Joseph M.
(1991)
The battle of the books: History and literature in the Augustan Age.
(/isis/citation/CBB000046042/)
Article
Levine, Joseph M.
(1991)
Giambattista Vico and the Quarrel between the Ancients and the Moderns.
Journal of the History of Ideas
(pp. 55-79).
(/isis/citation/CBB000054288/)
Book
Levine, Joseph M.
(1987)
Humanism and history: Origins of modern English historiography.
(/isis/citation/CBB000054626/)
Article
Levine, Joseph M.
(1983)
Natural history and the history of the scientific revolution.
Clio: Interdisciplinary Journal of Literature, History, and the Philosophy of History
(pp. 57-73).
(/isis/citation/CBB000007222/)
Article
Levine, Joseph M.
(1981)
Ancients and moderns reconsidered.
Eighteenth-Century Studies
(pp. 72-89).
(/isis/citation/CBB000016945/)
Article
Levine, Joseph M.
(1978)
The Stonesfield Pavement: Archeology in Augustan England.
Eighteenth-Century Studies
(pp. 340-361).
(/isis/citation/CBB000020302/)
Book
Levine, Joseph M.
(1977)
Dr. Woodward's shield: History, science, and satire in Augustan England.
(/isis/citation/CBB000028139/)
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