The aim of the article is to cast light upon several codices of the commentary on Aristotle's Metaphysics traditionally referred to in the literature as that of pseudo-Philoponus, an exegetical writing which inter aha attests readings of lost Aristotelian manuscripts. The main focus is upon the recently discovered witness Milan, Biblioteca Ambrosiana, F 113 sup., in which the treatise is ascribed to the erudite Byzantine clergyman Georgios Pachymeres. This manuscript is shown to be independent of all the hitherto known representatives of the direct and indirect tradition, repeatedly bridging lacunae of the other available sources. For documentary purposes the heading written in nowadays faint red ink which ascribes the work to Pachymeres ha...
"An original thinker in his own right and the greatest ancient commentator on Aristotle, Alexander o...
The thesis seeks to investigate primarily the philosophical treatises with the title pe?? [?] which ...
A supplement of both the edition of Aristotle's works by the Berlin Academy (1831-1870) and of the C...
The aim of the article is to cast light upon several codices of the commentary on Aristotle's Metaph...
This volume includes the first critical edition of George Pachymeres’ Commentary on Aristotle’s Nico...
The παρεκβολαί (excerpts) from Georgios Pachymeres’ Philosophia might be dubbed “third-hand literatu...
Alexander of Aphrodisias’s commentary (about AD 200) is the earliest extant commentary on Aristotle’...
This article deals with Bessarion’s excerpts from Aristotle’s treatise On the Heavens in Parisinus g...
In this paper I presented some representative passages of Pachymeres' exegetic account of Aristotle'...
The Academy of Athens has taken up the task of editing the philosophical treatise in which George Pa...
Our thesis deals with the In Platonis Phaedrum Scholia of Hermias of Alexandria, that is, the only a...
This article focuses on the reception of Aristotle among Platonist philosophers from the first centu...
The Ps.-Aristotelian treatise De mirabilibus auscultationibus, a collection of 178 brief chapters de...
The manuscript Marcianus graecus 196 (M), of the later 9 century, contains, among other materials, O...
Among Alexander of Aphrodisia’s works, a key-role is played by his treatise On the Principles of the...
"An original thinker in his own right and the greatest ancient commentator on Aristotle, Alexander o...
The thesis seeks to investigate primarily the philosophical treatises with the title pe?? [?] which ...
A supplement of both the edition of Aristotle's works by the Berlin Academy (1831-1870) and of the C...
The aim of the article is to cast light upon several codices of the commentary on Aristotle's Metaph...
This volume includes the first critical edition of George Pachymeres’ Commentary on Aristotle’s Nico...
The παρεκβολαί (excerpts) from Georgios Pachymeres’ Philosophia might be dubbed “third-hand literatu...
Alexander of Aphrodisias’s commentary (about AD 200) is the earliest extant commentary on Aristotle’...
This article deals with Bessarion’s excerpts from Aristotle’s treatise On the Heavens in Parisinus g...
In this paper I presented some representative passages of Pachymeres' exegetic account of Aristotle'...
The Academy of Athens has taken up the task of editing the philosophical treatise in which George Pa...
Our thesis deals with the In Platonis Phaedrum Scholia of Hermias of Alexandria, that is, the only a...
This article focuses on the reception of Aristotle among Platonist philosophers from the first centu...
The Ps.-Aristotelian treatise De mirabilibus auscultationibus, a collection of 178 brief chapters de...
The manuscript Marcianus graecus 196 (M), of the later 9 century, contains, among other materials, O...
Among Alexander of Aphrodisia’s works, a key-role is played by his treatise On the Principles of the...
"An original thinker in his own right and the greatest ancient commentator on Aristotle, Alexander o...
The thesis seeks to investigate primarily the philosophical treatises with the title pe?? [?] which ...
A supplement of both the edition of Aristotle's works by the Berlin Academy (1831-1870) and of the C...