Libri de Coelo IIII
Aristotle; Argyropoulos, Johannes (trans.)
Latin
1519
646 pages
First from Latin
English translations of this work exist from another source language, but this specific text has never been translated.
The work 'De Caelo' by Aristotle is a foundational philosophical text that has been translated into English many times directly from the original Greek (e.g., the Loeb Classical Library edition 'On the Heavens'). However, the specific 1519 edition in question is a Latin translation of Aristotle's work by Johannes Argyropoulos. There is no evidence that this specific Latin translation by Argyropoulos has ever been translated into English. Therefore, while the work itself is well-known in English, this particular Latin version remains untranslated.
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This collection brings together Aristotle’s most rigorous inquiries into the nature of reality, movement, and the soul through the precise lens of Johannes Argyropoulos. Readers will move past common assumptions to understand the foundational principles that govern the physical universe and human experience.
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