AN EMENDATION TO PSEUDO-ARISTOTLE, <i>PROBLÊMATA</i> 19.4

Abstract This article proposes a new emendation to a problematic passage from the pseudo-Aristotelian Problêmata , section 19. It surveys prior editors’ strategies for emending the passage and explains why the new proposal is preferable. This emendation also is supported by the Latin manuscript tradition, as a concluding discussion of Bartholomew of Messina’s Latin translation reveals.

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The Classical Quarterly
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.1017/s0009838824000843
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Classical Philosophy and Thought
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AN EMENDATION TO PSEUDO-ARISTOTLE, PROBLÊMATA 19.4

Caleb Mutch
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Classical Philosophy and Thought
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AN EMENDATION TO PSEUDO-ARISTOTLE, PROBLÊMATA 19.4

Caleb Mutch
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Abstract This article proposes a new emendation to a problematic passage from the pseudo-Aristotelian Problêmata , section 19. It surveys prior editors’ strategies for emending the passage and explains why the new proposal is preferable. This emendation also is supported by the Latin manuscript tradition, as a concluding discussion of Bartholomew of Messina’s Latin translation reveals.

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