… 33 Heitz (1865) 225 remarked that in the fragments of the zvikã, a collection cited by a … ’
sources, one finds a number of similar terms, which cannot be found in Aristotle’s writings. For …

… that Ptolemy's Life and Works of Aristotle (the Arabic translation of which is preserved also
in other traditions and still extant in one manuscript) belongs to the Imperial age and was …

… with his later edition in the Teubner series, of which a nova … 1335, in the University library
at Leipzig, of the fifteenth or the … political science before Aristotle and Plato in the Zeitschrift fd …

… Although Vahlen opposed the theory, urged by Heitz, that this treatment was to be found in
… Heitz, Die verlorenen Schriften des Aristoteles, Leipzig, 1865; Schlottmann, Ars dialogorum …

… he collected primarily for the content rather than the rarity of the edition, or the beauty of
the binding or printing. The accompanying catalogue does not include the entire collection of …

… with his later edition in the Teubner series, of which a nova … 1335, in the University library
at Leipzig, of the fifteenth or the … political science before Aristotle and Plato in the Zeitschrift fd …

… the EnThμara ascribed to Aristotle in the scholia with the examples treated in Poetics, c. XXV;
he concludes from the … Teubner), in which passage Achilles addresses Priam in harsh terms…

… the heavenly bodies. I argue that in de Philosophia, Aristotle attributes to stars the intellective
counterpart of the … , we see hints of Aristotle’s view in de Philosophia that the stars are also …

… made in the very useful Teubner text recently edited by Professor Blass, … , the fragments
had been edited by Emil Heitz, the able author of Die Verlorenen Schriften des Aristoteles (1865)…

… 1900 > is entered in this exact form and spelling as an edition published in Leipzig by E.
Diederichs in 1900. Iwan Bloch's Das Sexualleben unserer Zeit was transcribed without a date, …