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Editorial DOI 10.1515/rhiz-2013-0015 RHIZ 2013; 1(2): V The present special issue of Rhizomata contains a selection of the papers presented at the IV. Symposium Praesocraticum held at the Central European University in Budapest, 24­26 September 2009. The papers have been in some cases substantially revised, taking into account the extensive and fruitful discussions at the Symposium and afterwards. Apart from the authors of the present volume, other participants of the Symposium, István Bodnár, Laura Gemelli-Marciano, André Laks, Emese Mogyoródi, Oliver Primavesi, Renate Schlesier, and Malcolm Schofield all contributed to the success of the meeting with their papers and comments. (An enlarged version of the paper Oliver Primavesi presented in Budapest has in the meantime been published as "Vorsokratiker im lateinischen Mittelalter I", in O. Primavesi and K. Luchner (eds.), Presocratic Studies in Europe from the Later Middle Ages to Hermann Diels, Stuttgart: Steiner Verlag, 2011, pp. 45­110.) The Symposium was generously funded by the ERC_HU_09-1-2009-0008 research grant of the Hungarian Fund for Research and Technological Innovation (Kutatási és Technológiai Innovációs Alap) and the Central European University. I received precious help from András Szigeti in organising the meeting. The proceedings of the Symposium were originally planned to be published as a special issue of Rhizai. I would like to express my gratitude to the editors of Rhizomata for accepting the material for publication, and especially to István Bodnár and Justin Vlasits for the careful additional editorial work. I would also like to thank the authors of the volume for their patience for the delayed publication generated by the transfer from one journal to another. Gábor Betegh Department of Philosophy Central European University, Budapest http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Rhizomata de Gruyter

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Rhizomata , Volume 1 (2) – Dec 1, 2013
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DOI 10.1515/rhiz-2013-0015 RHIZ 2013; 1(2): V The present special issue of Rhizomata contains a selection of the papers presented at the IV. Symposium Praesocraticum held at the Central European University in Budapest, 24­26 September 2009. The papers have been in some cases substantially revised, taking into account the extensive and fruitful discussions at the Symposium and afterwards. Apart from the authors of the present volume, other participants of the Symposium, István Bodnár, Laura Gemelli-Marciano, André Laks, Emese Mogyoródi, Oliver Primavesi, Renate Schlesier, and Malcolm Schofield all contributed to the success of the meeting with their papers and comments. (An enlarged version of the paper Oliver Primavesi presented in Budapest has in the meantime been published as "Vorsokratiker im lateinischen Mittelalter I", in O. Primavesi and K. Luchner (eds.), Presocratic Studies in Europe from the Later Middle Ages to Hermann Diels, Stuttgart: Steiner Verlag, 2011, pp. 45­110.) The Symposium was generously funded by the ERC_HU_09-1-2009-0008 research grant of the Hungarian Fund for Research and Technological Innovation (Kutatási és Technológiai Innovációs Alap) and the Central European University. I received precious help from András Szigeti in organising the meeting. The proceedings of the Symposium were originally planned to be published as a special issue of Rhizai. I would like to express my gratitude to the editors of Rhizomata for accepting the material for publication, and especially to István Bodnár and Justin Vlasits for the careful additional editorial work. I would also like to thank the authors of the volume for their patience for the delayed publication generated by the transfer from one journal to another. Gábor Betegh Department of Philosophy Central European University, Budapest

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