Porphyry : on Aristotle categories
Porphyry, Strange, Steven K
Porphyry (AD 232/3 - C.305) is of crucial importance for the history of Aristotelian studies. Born in Tyre and a student of Plotinus in Rome, he later defended Aristotle's Categories against Plotinus, arguing that they were entirely compatible with Platonism. His intervention was decisive: the Categories became a basic textbook of logic for all subsequent Neoplatonist teaching and influenced both the Arabic and Western Traditions. Boethius drew heavily on Porphyry's treatment. The full commentary is lost, but a shorter version survives and is translated here
Anno:
1992
Casa editrice:
Bristol Classical Press;Bloomsbury Academic
Lingua:
english
Pagine:
192
ISBN 10:
1780934319
ISBN 13:
9781780934310
Collana:
Ancient commentators on Aristotle
File:
PDF, 10.09 MB
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english, 1992