Physica
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Author
Contributions
- Gherardo, da Cremona, 1113 or 1114-1187, translator - Contributor
- Scot, Michael, approximately 1175-approximately 1234, translator - Contributor
- Averroës, 1126-1198, commentator for written text - Contributor
Publication
Octauianus Scotus, Venetiis, Italy
Language
Latin
Alternate Titles
- [fol. 2, preceded by the prologue, &c. on one leaf - ]
- Celo et mundo.
- Anima.
- Generatione et corruptione.
- Meteorologica.
- Maqālah fī al-jurum al-samāwīyah.
- Physico auditu.
- Cū Auerrois expositione.
- Cū Auerrois expositi.
- Cordubensis cōmentaria.
- Sensu et sensato.
- Memoria et reminiscentia.
- Substantia orbis.
- Metheororū.
Description
Aristotelis ... de physico auditu [in a double Latin translation, the first from the Greek, the second, by Gerardus Cremonensis(?), from the Arabic version] ... et Auerrois Cordubensis Cōmentaria [translated from the Arabic]. (De celo et mūdo [in a double translation, the first from the Greek, the second from the Arabic version] cū Auerrois expositione [translated from the Arabic by Michael Scott]. De generatione et corruptione [translated from the Greek] cū Auerrois expositi. [translated from the Arabic]. De anima [in a double translation, the first from the Greek, the second, by Michael Scott, from the Arabic version; accompanied by the Latin version of the commentary of Averroes, by the same translator]. De sensu et sensato [translated from the Greek]. De memoria et reminiscentia [translated from the Greek]. Liber Auerrois de substantia orbis [translated from the Arabic by Michael Scott]. Aristotelis Metheororū liber 1, 2, 3, 4 [translated from the Greek], cum Auerroys cōmentariis [translated from the Arabic].
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Topics
Series Statement
- Early Arabic Printed Books from the British Library
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