- The
Isagoge (Gr****: Εἰσαγωγή, Eisagōgḗ; /ˈaɪsəɡoʊdʒiː/) or "Introduction" to Aristotle's "Categories",
written by
Porphyry in Gr**** and
translated into...
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translations of Boethius.
Porphyry suggests the tree in his
introduction ("
Isagoge") to Aristotle's Categories.
Porphyry presented Aristotle's classification...
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variety of topics,
ranging from
music theory to
Homer to vegetarianism. His
Isagoge or Introduction, an
introduction to
logic and philosophy, was the standard...
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isagoge (Introduction to the art of analysis), also
known as
Algebra Nova (New Algebra) Tours: Mettayer, in 9 folio; the
first edition of the
Isagoge...
- on
logic written in
Ancient Gr**** that form a
commentary on Porphyry's
Isagoge. The commentary,
except for the
first seven lectures,
survives in a number...
- Aristotle's De
Interpretatione survives intact. A
commentary on Porphyry's
Isagoge may also be his, but it is
somewhat corrupt and
contains later interpolations...
- his
doctoral dissertation, ****embled a
critical edition of Vollenhoven's
Isagôgè. He has
compiled and
edited all Vollenhoven's
versions to
provide a text-critical...
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medieval world by
Boethius (c. 480–524 AD), by his
translation of Porphyry's
Isagoge. It begins: "I
shall omit to
speak about genera and species, as to whether...
- al-Natili to
their house to
educate ibn Sina. Together, they
studied the
Isagoge of
Porphyry (died 305) and
possibly the
Categories of
Aristotle (died 322...
- Peripatetics. It was
revived after the
third century CE by Porphyry's
Isagoge. Term
logic revived in
medieval times,
first in
Islamic logic by Alpharabius...
