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Problemata Aristotelis (Gaza translation)
English translations of this work exist from another source language, but this specific text has never been translated.
The 'Problemata' by Aristotle is a well-known work that has been translated into English multiple times from the original Greek (e.g., the Loeb Classical Library edition). However, Theodore Gaza's specific Latin translation of the 'Problemata' (published in 1501) is a distinct Renaissance-era Latin rendering. No evidence was found in any catalog indicating that Gaza's Latin text has ever been translated into English; existing English translations are based on the Greek original, not Gaza's Latin version.
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Aristotle’s Problems serves as an ancient diagnostic manual for the natural world. Readers will uncover the physical causes behind everything from why humans blush when afraid to why music affects the soul.