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 1   1,  Int |          and cause the works of Aristotle to be read to him; he spoke
 2   1,  Int |      teaching the philosophy of Aristotle and of others. He took for
 3   1,  Int |        lectures the treatise of Aristotle, "De Anima," and this gave
 4   1,  1   |       by the rules of poetry of Aristotle.~TANS. Know for certain,
 5   1,  1   |      whom then are the rules of Aristotle useful?~TANS. To him who,
 6   1,  1   |       sing without the rules of Aristotle, and who, having no Muse
 7   1,  5   |       instant?"~TANS. What does Aristotle mean in his book on Time,
 8   2,  2   |   cannot see what a fine. thing Aristotle made of it, when, being
 9   2,  2   |      our day, that little which Aristotle can bring, is peculiar for
10   2,  2   |        much viler than those of Aristotle, as may be the philosophy
11   2,  2   |        may be the philosophy of Aristotle is incomparably viler than
12   2,  2   | humanities and ratiocination of Aristotle, as the latter was the executioner
13   2,  2   |     power to the simple action.~Aristotle boasts of being able to
14   2,  3(1)|    aspects, for it requires, as Aristotle has it, three principles
15   2,  4(1)|          Now, if we may believe Aristotle, this thought was suggested
16   2,  4   |       demonstrative theology of Aristotle and the scholastic doctors.~