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Pierwszą część niniejszego numeru „Rocznika Filozoficznego Ignatianum” stanowią teksty opisujące związki polskich elit z kulturą Republiki Weneckiej na przestrzeni XIV–XVII wieku, w szczególności zaś z Padwą i jej sławnym uniwersytetem oraz nie mniej znanym środowiskiem akademickim. W związku z tym, że o tej tematyce i tekstach zawartych w tej części „Rocznika” wypowiedział się prof. dr hab. Mirosław Lenart, skupimy się na pozostałych artykułach umieszczonych w bieżącym numerze czasopisma.
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