Metaphysics
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- 980a21–981b9Aristotle · Sources of knowledge
- 980a21–981b9Aristotle · Method
- 983a24–993a10Aristotle · Method
- 987a29–31Pythagoras → Plato
- 987a32–b1Cratylus → Plato
- 987a32–b7Heraclitus → Plato
- 987a32–b10Plato · Knowledge and opinion have different objects
- 987b1–4Socrates · Sources of knowledge
- 987b1–4Socrates · Truth
- 987b10–13Pythagoras → Plato
- 987b18–988a17Plato · Being and reality
- 990a33–993a10Aristotle → Plato
- 990b8–17Plato · One over many
- 990b8–17Aristotle · Method
- 990b15–17Aristotle · The Third Man against separate Forms
- 991a8–b9Aristotle · Forms explain nothing
- 991a20–22Mir Findiriski · The world below as the likeness of the world above
- 995a24–b4Aristotle · Method
- 995a24–b4Aristotle · Method
- 1005b11–34Aristotle · Certainty, doubt and the limits of knowledge
- 1006a5–28Aristotle · Method
- 1006a5–28Aristotle · Method
- 1011b25–27Aristotle · Truth
- 1013a24–b3Aristotle · The four causes and nature's acting for an end
- 1015a20–b15Aristotle · Causation
- 1027a29–b16Aristotle · Causation
- 1038b8–1039a3Aristotle · Universals
- 1038b34–1039a3Aristotle · The Third Man against separate Forms
- 1041a6–b33Aristotle · Being and reality
- 1049b4–1051a3Aristotle · Causation
- 1051b1–9Aristotle · Truth
- 1071b3–1073a13Aristotle · Being and reality
- 1071b3–1073a13Aristotle · God and the fundamental
- 1071b3–1073a13Aristotle · The argument for an unmoved mover
- 1072a26–b4Aristotle · The nature of value
- 1072b18–30Plotinus · The first principle must be one and beyond Intellect
- 1072b18–30Aristotle → G. W. F. Hegel
- 1074a11–14Aristotle · God and the fundamental
- 1074b15–35Aristotle · God and the fundamental
- 1074b33–35Plotinus · The first principle must be one and beyond Intellect
- 1078b12–1079a4Plato · Knowledge and opinion have different objects
- 1078b17–32Socrates · Being and reality
- 1078b17–32Socrates · Universals
- 1078b17–32Socrates · Method
- 1078b17–32Socrates · Method
- 1078b17–32Socrates · Method
- 1079a11–13Aristotle · The Third Man against separate Forms
- Metaphysics 990b8–11Entry · Plato and Aristotle
- Metaphysics 990b8–17Entry · Plato and Aristotle
- Metaphysics 991a8–b9Entry · Plato and Aristotle
- Metaphysics A.6, 987a29–b10Entry · Plato and Aristotle
- Metaphysics A.6, 987b1–4Entry · Socrates and Plato
- Metaphysics A.6, 987b18–988a17Entry · Plato and Aristotle
- Metaphysics A.9, 990a33–993a10Entry · Plato and Aristotle
- Metaphysics M.4, 1078b9–32Entry · Plato and Aristotle
- Metaphysics M.4, 1078b17–32Entry · Socrates and Plato
- Metaphysics Z.8, 1033b19–1034a8Entry · Plato and Aristotle
- Metaphysics Z.13, 1038b8–1039a3Entry · Plato and Aristotle
- Metaphysics Λ.6–7, 1071b3–1073a13Entry · Aristotle through the Islamic world
- Metaphysics Λ.6–9, 1071b3–1075a10Entry · Plato and Aristotle
- Metaphysics Λ.10, 1075a11–15Entry · Plato and Aristotle
Editions online3
- Perseus Digital Library (GitHub)Ancient Greek · 1924Ross (Oxford); Bekker page/line milestones.
- Perseus Digital Library (GitHub)English · tr. Hugh Tredennick · 1933Loeb 1933–1935; Bekker milestones. Not PD in US or Canada; TEI markup CC BY-SA.
- WikisourceEnglish · tr. William David Ross · 1908Book and chapter only.
Manuscripts and early prints1
- Internet ArchiveAncient Greek · 1497Aldus Manutius, Venice, 1 June 1497, vol. 4 (second part, Problems, Mechanics, Metaphysics) of the Aldine Aristotle. Boston Public Library, Q.403.89 folio, bound as vol. 5.
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