On the Concept of Felicitas of the Ethica Noua in the Commentary of Paris Ms. 3804ª (1235-1240)
Abstract
Among the many commentaries that the Ethica Nicomachea aroused during its entry into the West in the 13th century, those of the first half are of interest because of the variety and heterogeneity of interpretations they provoked. The commentary contained in the Bibliothèque de Paris' Ms 3804ª, based on the Ethica noua in Latin translation of approximately 1220 of Book I of the Ethica Nicomachea, corresponds to this period.Downloads
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