Climbing Mont Ventoux: the contest/context of scholasticism and humanism in early fifteenth-century Paduan music theory and practiceFootnote^*

* Based on a paper presented at the conference Rethinking Intellectual History, Sydney Intellectual History Network, University of Sydney, 6 April 2015.

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