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progress meant abandoning medieval habits of mind and adopting the new spirit of free enquiry. To this end he published an edition of the aphorisms of Hippocrates in 1532, while from Sir Thomas More he took the notion of an ideal realm enshrined in the Abbaye de Thélème. Sympathetic to Neoplatonic ideas, he also shared the Evangelicals’ urging of moderate church reform – hence his pungent satire of the ‘Papimanes’ in the Quart Livre and the mocking eye which he turned, at every opportunity, on the Sorbonne