James Hankins

Photo of James HankinsPhoto | Harvard GazetteJames Hankins is Professor of History at Harvard University and founder and General Editor of the I Tatti Renaissance Library. He is the author of Virtue Politics: Soulcraft and Statecraft in Renaissance Italy, winner of the Marraro Prize and a Times Literary Supplement Book of the Year; Political Meritocracy in Renaissance Italy: The Virtuous Republic of Francesco Patrizi of Siena; and Plato in the Italian Renaissance; and editor of The Cambridge Companion to Renaissance Philosophy. Widely regarded as one of the world’s leading authorities on Renaissance philosophy and political thought, he is a Corresponding Member of the British Academy.

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TitleAuthorFormatPublication DatePrice
Cover: Political Meritocracy in Renaissance Italy: The Virtuous Republic of Francesco Patrizi of SienaPolitical Meritocracy in Renaissance Italy: The Virtuous Republic of Francesco Patrizi of SienaHankins, JamesHARDCOVER03/21/2023$55.00
Cover: Virtue Politics: Soulcraft and Statecraft in Renaissance ItalyVirtue Politics: Soulcraft and Statecraft in Renaissance ItalyHankins, JamesPAPERBACK01/10/2023$27.95
Cover: The Loeb Classical Library and Its Progeny: Proceedings of the First James Loeb Biennial Conference, Munich and Murnau 18–20 May 2017The Loeb Classical Library and Its Progeny: Proceedings of the First James Loeb Biennial Conference, Munich and Murnau 18–20 May 2017Henderson, Jeffrey
Thomas, Richard F.
HARDCOVER12/22/2020$30.00
Cover: Virtue Politics: Soulcraft and Statecraft in Renaissance ItalyVirtue Politics: Soulcraft and Statecraft in Renaissance ItalyHankins, JamesHARDCOVER12/17/2019$47.00
Cover: Republics and Kingdoms ComparedRepublics and Kingdoms ComparedBrandolini, Aurelio Lippo
Hankins, James
HARDCOVER05/31/2009$35.00
Cover: History of the Florentine People, Volume 3: Books IX-XII. MemoirsHistory of the Florentine People, Volume 3: Books IX-XII. MemoirsBruni, Leonardo
Hankins, James
Bradley, D. J. W.
HARDCOVER11/30/2007$35.00
Cover: Platonic Theology, Volume 6: Books XVII–XVIIIPlatonic Theology, Volume 6: Books XVII–XVIIIFicino, Marsilio
Allen, Michael J. B.
Hankins, James
HARDCOVER06/30/2006$35.00
Cover: Platonic Theology, Volume 5: Books XV–XVIPlatonic Theology, Volume 5: Books XV–XVIFicino, Marsilio
Allen, Michael J. B.
Hankins, James
HARDCOVER07/29/2005$35.00
Cover: History of the Florentine People, Volume 2: Books V–VIIIHistory of the Florentine People, Volume 2: Books V–VIIIBruni, Leonardo
Hankins, James
HARDCOVER11/30/2004$35.00
Cover: Platonic Theology, Volume 4: Books XII–XIVPlatonic Theology, Volume 4: Books XII–XIVFicino, Marsilio
Allen, Michael J. B.
Hankins, James
HARDCOVER07/30/2004$35.00
Cover: Short EpicsShort EpicsVegio, Maffeo
Putnam, Michael C. J.
Hankins, James
HARDCOVER07/30/2004$35.00
Cover: Platonic Theology, Volume 3: Books IX–XIPlatonic Theology, Volume 3: Books IX–XIFicino, Marsilio
Allen, Michael J. B.
Hankins, James
HARDCOVER06/01/2003$35.00
Cover: Platonic Theology, Volume 2: Books V–VIIIPlatonic Theology, Volume 2: Books V–VIIIFicino, Marsilio
Allen, Michael J. B.
Hankins, James
HARDCOVER06/30/2002$35.00
Cover: History of the Florentine People, Volume 1: Books I-IVHistory of the Florentine People, Volume 1: Books I-IVBruni, Leonardo
Hankins, James
HARDCOVER04/26/2001$35.00
Cover: Platonic Theology, Volume 1: Books I–IVPlatonic Theology, Volume 1: Books I–IVFicino, Marsilio
Allen, Michael J. B.
Hankins, James
HARDCOVER04/26/2001$35.00
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