Alexander von Aphrodisias

This insightful volume completes Paul Moraux's extensive research on Aristotle's legacy, particularly through the works of Alexander von Aphrodisias.

This volume presents the unpublished papers of renowned Aristotle scholar Paul Moraux, offering a comprehensive examination of the legacy of Aristotle. It focuses specifically on the commentaries and interpretations of Aristotle's work from the mid-1st century BC to the early 3rd century. Moraux's extensive research provides valuable insights into how Aristotle's philosophies were understood and adapted throughout this pivotal period in history.

Alexander von Aphrodisias serves as a culmination of Moraux's major work, which includes the influential 'Geschichte des Aristotelismus' published over three decades. This three-volume series is considered a landmark contribution to the history of philosophy, establishing critical standards in the study of Aristotelian thought. Moraux meticulously explores the evolution of Aristotelian interpretations and their impact on subsequent philosophical discourse.

In Alexander von Aphrodisias, readers will find a rich tapestry of ideas that not only illuminate Aristotle's influence but also highlight the scholarly efforts of those who engaged with his work. Moraux's dedication to the Aristotle archive he founded ensures that this volume is both a fitting tribute to his life's work and a vital resource for understanding the complexities of Aristotelian philosophy in the ancient world.