Publisher's Synopsis
In Parva naturalia commentaria ... Part. 1, Volume 22, is a Latin commentary on Aristotle's short treatises on natural science, known collectively as "Parva Naturalia." Authored by Michael of Ephesus, a prominent 12th-century commentator on Aristotle, this work offers valuable insights into the medieval understanding of Aristotelian philosophy and science. The commentary delves into Aristotle's explorations of topics such as sensation, memory, sleep, and dreams, providing detailed explanations and interpretations of the original texts.
This volume is a significant resource for scholars interested in the history of philosophy, the history of science, and the reception of Aristotle's works in the medieval period. Michael of Ephesus's meticulous analysis illuminates the complex ideas presented in "Parva Naturalia," making it an essential text for understanding the intellectual landscape of the Middle Ages.
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