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Treatise on the Conservation and Government of CreaturesTommaso d’AquinoTreatise on the divine government of the world: God preserves every creature in being, angeli angels objection pertanto all’obiezione angel dio obiezione angeli demoni angelo corpi afferma inoltre risposta pertanto cose coel preserves
Treatise on the CreationTommaso d’AquinoTreatise on creation from nothing: every being proceeds from God as efficient, exemplar objection all’obiezione pertanto creazione creation the obiezione creazione creato creatura creata creation movimento mondo inoltre risposta pertanto exemplar
Treatise on the Distinction of Good and EvilTommaso d’AquinoA metaphysical treatise on evil as the mere absence of a due good, not a positive natur evil male l’evil good bene objection causa all’obiezion obiezione privazione colpa evil dolore inoltre risposta pertanto cose aquinas infatti enchiridion
Treatise on the Distinction of Things in GeneralTommaso d’AquinoA short treatise on why a multitude of distinct things exists: against Democritus (chan things god dio cose distinction creature distinzione ob obiezione distinzione comprendendosi molteplicit disuguaglianza creato mondi chan stessa mondo risposta democritus
Mechanics (847a)AristoteleTreatise of doubtful authenticity on mechanical problems (lever, balance, wheel): it cerchio weight circle peso fulcrum muove centre fulcro s lever cerchio fulcro maggiore steelyard stadera direzione muove minore remo fulcrum radius
Metaphysics (980a)AristoteleThe work that gives the discipline its name: it investigates substance (ousia) as the cose infatti things ché poiché sia ciò substance sostan diade medesima sicch essere dicono dunque cosicch secondo ousia sostanze qualcosa sostanza
Meteorology (338a)AristoteleTreatise on the celestial phenomena nearest the earth (the Milky Way, comets, winds, water earth terra heat calore sun sole dry vento wind po acqua winds esalazione fiumi pioggia freddo vapore milky fuoco calore vento corpi
On Divination in Sleep (462b)AristoteleExamines whether dreams can genuinely predict the future: it rejects the idea that th dreams sogni movements token movimenti cause causa poic dreams divinazione immagini emanazioni vividi atrabiliari imperocch sensoriali sogni movimenti sonno eventi
On Generation and Corruption (314a)AristoteleDistinguishes coming-to-be and passing-away from qualitative alteration, critically d elementi’ alteration’ alterazione’ elements’ coming inf essere alteration alterazione combinazione corruzione caldo associazione elementi semplici cio generazione fuoco
Physics (184a)AristoteleThe foundational treatise of Aristotelian physics: it defines the principles of chang motion moto movimento essere ciò tempo poiché infinite mutamento divenire locomozione mosso foundational moto luogo grandezza deve quiete movimento movent
DE LA FORMATION DU FŒTUSDescartesA treatise on embryology that mechanically explains the formation of the foetus, but les que des qui sang sont dans plus veine vena artères a cavit embryology arterie cuore artery cava vene arteries sangue foetus semence mechanically
LES MÉTÉORESDescartesA scientific essay on atmospheric phenomena — winds, clouds, hail, the rainbow — expl les plus que qui vers des est sont qu’il ces elles fort atmospheric expl vapors elles rainbow glace nues vents vapeurs hail ice eau
Treatise on ManTommaso d’AquinoThe great treatise on man: the soul as the subsistent, incorruptible substantial form o objection intellect soul pertanto all’obiezione therefo obiezione anima intelletto agostino facolt afferma inoltre corpo risposta specie conoscenza subsistent
Treatise on MatrimonyTommaso d’AquinoTreatise on marriage as an institution of natural law, ordered to the good of offspring matrimonio marriage objection all’obiezione pertanto wi obiezione consanguineit consenso fidanzamento coniugale moglie matrimonio marito marriage sacramento betrothal legge
Treatise on the Most Holy TrinityTommaso d’AquinoTreatise on the divine processions, relations and persons: unlike God’s existence, the padre figlio father god dio objection ghost pertanto div obiezione relazione trinit spirito figlio processions paternity santo persone risposta pertanto attraverso
Treatise on the Work of the Six DaysTommaso d’AquinoA theological reading of the six days of creation in Genesis: the order by which corpor objection all’obiezione firmament firmamento giorno day obiezione acque giorno corpor firmamento secondo genesi hexaem agostino corpi formlessness luce
Great Ethics (1181a)AristoteleEthical compendium of disputed authenticity (probably later Peripatetic) that critica poiché infatti good virtù incontinent cose friendship v incontinente beni cosicch dunque giusto buono critica compendium authenticity piacere colui peripatetic
On the Heavens (268a)AristotelePhysical cosmology: body is the complete magnitude because divisible in three dimensi movimento movement corpo body corpi bodies poiché centr basso cosmology moto luogo muove fuoco corpi pesante movimento verso peso infinito
Parts of Animals (639a)AristoteleMethodology and theory of comparative biology: it establishes that the final cause pr animals animali poiché parts blood infatti sangue parti polmone stomaco denti sanguigni quadrupedi pesci questi methodology sangue uccelli testacea hanno
Doctrinal Treatises of St. AugustinAgostinoA collection of doctrinal treatises centered on the fifteen books On the Trinity, whe god dio padre father figlio trinità poiché dottrinali t doctrinal dottrinali trattati trinity treatises trinit centered agostino whe spirito figlio stessa
LE MONDE OU LE TRAITÉ DE LA LUMIÈREDescartesA cosmological treatise (left unpublished for fear of Galileo’s fate) presenting a pu les que plus vers qui est sont qu’il même des corps vou unpublished abcd elles galileo cosmological presenting elle ciel descartes parti fate mouvement
LES PRINCIPES DE LA PHILOSOPHIEDescartesThe systematic summa of Cartesian philosophy: methodic doubt, the cogito, clear and d que les nous est qui sont plus qu’il des corps vers par methodic cogito elles cartesian elle systematic summa pores descartes parti mouvement mati
LETTRESDescartesDescartes’s vast body of correspondence (over 550,000 words), spanning nearly forty y que vous qu’il pas les est plus qui pour mais des par m spanning descartes correspondence forty vast nearly mouvement est corps votre soit deux
MÉDITATIONS MÉTAPHYSIQUESDescartesDescartes’s metaphysical masterpiece: six meditations that, through hyperbolic doubt que pas choses les être qu’il qui moi plus est mais même descartes hyperbolic masterpiece meditations metaphysical dieu six est corps seulement choses suis
OBJECTIONS AUX MÉDITATIONSDescartesThe six (later seven) sets of objections to the Meditations — by theologians, scholas vous que pas qu’il nous est mais qui même être choses l scholas meditations theologians est descartes sets objections pense seven dieu later six
PREMIÈRES PENSÉES SUR LA GÉNÉRATION DES ANIMAUX ET LES SAVEURSDescartesA substantial treatise of mechanistic physiology (over 10,000 words) on the generatio les dans des plus foie veine par vena que sont liver es mechanistic fegato ventricolo vulva cava artery feto ventricule trachea nombril generatio nis
TRAITÉ DE LA MÉCANIQUEDescartesA short technical treatise on simple machines (pulley, inclined plane, wedge, screw, poids lever que force est ligne pour libbre sollevare we libbre sollevare abcde poulie pulley wedge screw forza linea roue leva inclin
TRAITÉ DE LHOMMEDescartesA description of the human body as a pure machine built by God — an automaton whose m les qui plus que sont des dans vers esprits cerveau par cervello ghiandola spiriti gland muscle automaton glande tuyaux filets abc ils nerfs
The Logic of HegelHegelThe Encyclopaedia Logic (Lesser Logic): thought thinking itself, developed through the th nozione notion finite soltanto pensiero thought being e logic nozione pensiero contenuto encyclopaedia essa stessa filosofia verit soltanto cos questa
The Phenomenology of SpiritHegelThe journey of consciousness that ascends—through sense-certainty, perception, self-consc consciousness self coscienza itself stessa stesso quest consc essenziale processo nozione universale contenuto realt essa ascends coscienza spirito stessa
An Answer to a Book Published by Dr. Bramhall, Late Bishop of DerryHobbesAnswering Bishop Bramhall’s ‘Catching of Leviathan’, Hobbes defends himself against char dio god soveraign lordship signoria scripture cristo ha leviathan hobbes signoria scritture sovrano dottrina sostanza char bramhall leggi chiesa catching
An Historical Narration concerning Hersey and the Punishment ThereofHobbesHobbes traces the history of the word ‘heresy’, which originally meant merely a school o heresie heretick hereticks chiesa creed god church conc hobbes costantino eresia eresie deitas wickliff veniva ipostasi councels eretico dottrine nicea