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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
Generation of Animals (715a)AristoteleBiological treatise on animal reproduction, explicitly organized around the four caus semen animals uterus animali female femmina poiché masc seme secrezione femmina uova vivipari ovipari pesci utero maschio nutrimento uccelli biological
History of Animals (486a)AristoteleVast descriptive zoological encyclopedia: it classifies animal parts as uniform or co animals animali uova pesci fishes eggs femmina fish fem encyclopedia alcuni piccoli zoological classifies uova femmina vivipari ovipari pesci quadrupedi maschio
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
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
Movement of Animals (698a)AristoteleStudies the common ground of animal movement: every movement requires a fixed point ( moved mosso movement movimento quiete ciò poiché immova movement mossa motore gomito mosse mosso movimenti potenza muove forearm initiates deve
On Breath (481a)AristoteleShort work rejected as spurious by nearly all editors (perhaps by Theophrastus), devo nutriment respiro respirazione breath respiration nutri aria devo respirazione condotti digestione nutrizione jaeger vene trachea processo nutrimento respiro
On Colours (791a)AristoteleSpurious short treatise on the physics of colour: the simple colours belong to the fo colour colours black colore colori ripening white matur colours colori maturazione neri rosso diventa diventano nere tintura mescolanza bianchi colour
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
On Marvelous Things Heard (830a)AristoteleParadoxographical collection of natural curiosities reported second-hand (fabulous be dicono say quando presso called dice sia district water paradoxographical chiamata fiume cartaginesi eracle stadi dicono presso rame tempio paeonia lava
On Plants (815a)AristoteleSpurious treatise (of Theophrastean background) on plant life: it discusses and rejec plants piante plant pianta moisture water foglie l’umid umidit acqua plant theophrastean rejec pianta foglie concozione alberi crescono frutti corteccia
On Things Heard (800a)AristoteleSpurious short treatise on physiological acoustics: it explains the production of sou suoni breath fiato suono sounds sound trachea windpipe aria acoustics fiato corni voci polmoni disperde compatta producono suono impacts trachea
Treatise on GraceTommaso d’AquinoTreatise on the necessity of grace: without it man cannot fully know truth, love God ab grace grazia dio objection god all’obiezione pertanto h obiezione santificante ingiusti giustificazione carit grazia inoltre risposta peccato uomo sanctifying pertanto
Treatise on Human Acts: Acts Peculiar to ManTommaso d’AquinoTreatise on acts properly human insofar as voluntary: the voluntary and involuntary, th volontà objection all’obiezione pertanto act end obiezi atto voluntary obiezione azione scopo azioni insofar ragione inoltre risposta pertanto involuntary
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 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 IncarnationTommaso d’AquinoThe second-longest treatise in the Summa (over 280,000 words): the hypostatic union of cristo christ objection all’obiezione christ’s pertanto obiezione hypostatic giovanni agostino afferma figlio grazia umana longest suppositum inoltre risposta
Treatise on the ResurrectionTommaso d’AquinoTreatise on the state of separated souls after death, before the resurrection of the bo objection pertanto corpo body all’obiezione resurrectio obiezione risurrezione glorificato glorificati risorgeranno santi resurrection fuoco corpi limbo inoltre corpo
Treatise on the VirtuesTommaso d’AquinoA general theory of virtue as a good operative habit perfecting an indeterminate power virtù virtues virtue objection all’obiezione pertanto ob obiezione doni beatitudini prudenza passioni carit facolt morali afferma virt ragione beatitudes
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
On the Universe (391a)AristoteleSpurious cosmo-theological treatise (probably of Stoic-Posidonian background) address earth terra zeus called winds universe cielo cose dio v posidonian terremoti abitato lampo cosmo spira isole chiamato capelle caecias vento stella
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
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
Problems (859a)AristoteleA vast Peripatetic compilation in question-and-answer form on medicine, perspiration, perché because why heat moisture calore quando forse po umidit perspiration forse freddo essendo nete respiro acqua calore vento mentre compilation
Progression of Animals (704a)AristoteleStudies the parts that enable animals to move through space (number of points of supp flexion flessione legs limbs quadrupeds forwards quadru flessione zampe avanti gambe indietro polipodi pinne gamba muovono bipedi supp destra
The Situations and Names of Winds (973a)AristoteleVery short spurious glossary listing the local names of winds across different cities spira borras chiamato caunias blows called caecias ruff glossary eubea leuconotus scylletinus scylletium dorylaeum pharangites strymonias scirron circaeum pyrrhaei cauno
A Treatise Concerning Man's Perfection in RighteousnessAgostinoAugustine refutes a set of definitions attributed to Coelestius claiming that man can peccato dio sin god shall essere commandments says good comandamenti coelestius breviate senza colui grazia affinch claiming signore refutes peccato egli
A Treatise on Nature and GraceAgostinoReplying to a book by Pelagius defending the sufficiency of human nature, Augustine a peccato dio god sin grazia cristo peccati grace christ peccare peccati senza grazia affinch umana replying peccato egli coloro carne attraverso
A Treatise on the Grace of Christ, and on Original SinAgostinoIn two books against Pelagius and Coelestius, Augustine shows that Pelagius is dising grace grazia peccato cristo pelagio dio christ god lest pelagius dising coelestius pelagio adamo bambini trattato originale grazia tuttavia legge peccato
Writings in Connection with the Manichæan ControversyAgostinoA collection of writings against Manichaeism, the dualist system Augustine himself ha dio cristo god christ faustus manichæans manichæan mani manich manichaeism dualist manichea manicheo manichei fausto testamento queste voi quindi mos
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 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