Commentary on the Soul (De Anima)

Tradition:
Scholastic Christian
Author:
Thomas Aquinas
Form:
Aristotelian commentary (expositio, per lectio)
Approx. date:
c. 1268 CE
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Sentencia libri De anima — Aquinas's commentary on Aristotle's De Anima, on the soul as the form of the living body, its powers (nutritive, sensitive, intellective), and the intellect (c. 1267-1268, Italy). Three books, cited by book/lectio. Latin from the Vivès edition; English in progress.

Source context· Greco-Christian stream · Greco-Latin cultural age
Stream
Greco-Christian
Cultural age
Greco-Latin (4th post-Atlantean cultural age)
Composed
c. 1268 CE

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