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Linked with & nbsp; & nbsp; I n octo libros Topicorum, vel de locis fideque argumentorum Aristotelis Commentatio luci by ssima , nuper & nbsp; by ligenti stu by or in lucem and by ta .... & nbsp; Venice, G. & nbsp; Scotus, 1541. In 2nd. 2 vols. in 1.Great typographic mark on both title pages, text arranged on 2 columns, woodcut figured drop caps, some reddening & nbsp; scattered, contemporary parchment binding, defects.
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First edition of the Latin translation by G. Dorotheus. The volume brings together two of the most important works of this philosopher of the II-III century AD. who, while only proposing to interpret Aristotle's thought, assumed an original position becoming the progenitor of that current, Alexandrism, in fact, which opposed, in the Renaissance, Thomism and Averroism and that he will count among his followers Pietro Pomponazzi and others. Adams A, 666 and 674.
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