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Aristotle's Physics, book VII, a transcript of the Paris ms. 1859 collated with the Paris mss. 1861 and 2633 and a manuscript in the Bodleia

Aristotle

Ciencias naturalesinglés
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Aristotle
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Ciencias naturales
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inglés
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«Aristotle's Physics, book VII, a transcript of the Paris ms. 1859 collated with the Paris mss. 1861 and 2633 and a manuscript in the Bodleia» es un libro de Aristotle, de la categoría «Ciencias naturales», escrito en inglés. Es de dominio público, así que puedes leerlo gratis en su fuente abierta con los botones de arriba. Si te gustó, pulsa «Me gusta» para ayudar a otros a descubrirlo. Más abajo hay libros similares.

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Aristotle (384–322 BC), the son of a doctor from Stagira in northern Greece, studied at Plato's Academy for twenty years, tutored the young Alexander the Great and then founded his own school in Athens, the Lyceum, where he is said to have taught while walking.

He wrote on almost everything: logic, physics, biology, ethics, politics, rhetoric and poetry, and his works became the foundation of learning for two thousand years. In the Arabic tradition he was called the First Teacher, and the great commentaries of Ibn Rushd carried his thought back to medieval Europe.

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