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The title page text is enclosed within a decorative rectangular border featuring ornate, symmetrical floral patterns, known as fleurons, at each corner.

The Pseudo-Aristotelian Writing The term "pseudo-Aristotelian" refers to works historically attributed to Aristotle but actually written by later authors.

On Pure Goodness

known under the name

Book of Causes. original: Liber de causis. This influential medieval philosophical text was actually based on the Elements of Theology by the Neoplatonist philosopher Proclus, though it was long circulated as a work of Aristotle.

Commissioned by

the

Görres Society The Görres-Gesellschaft is a German academic organization founded in 1876 to promote Catholic scholarship across various disciplines.

edited by

Otto Bardenhewer,

Doctor of Philosophy and Theology.

Books have their own destinies. original Latin: "Habent sua fata libelli."
Terentianus Maurus
On letters, syllables, and meters, original Latin: De lit., syll. et metr.
line 1286.

The Book of Causes

The Pseudo-Aristotelian Writing The term "pseudo-Aristotelian" refers to works historically attributed to Aristotle but actually written by later authors.

On Pure Goodness

Book of Causes. original: Liber de causis. This influential medieval philosophical text was actually based on the Elements of Theology by the Neoplatonist philosopher Proclus, though it was long circulated as a work of Aristotle.

Görres Society The Görres-Gesellschaft is a German academic organization founded in 1876 to promote Catholic scholarship across various disciplines.

Otto Bardenhewer,

Freiburg im Breisgau.

Herder Publishing House.

1882.

Branches in Strasbourg, Munich, and St. Louis, Missouri.