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Index of passages cited 383De plantis820 b 5f. 294 n.64De respiratione474 b 3 143474 b 13 211 n.17480 a 20–3 198 n.50480 b 22–31 194; 263 n.16480 b 22ff. 154 n.58; 263De sensu436 a 8 209 n.14436 a 17ff. 154 n.58436 a 17-b 2 194; 263 n.16445 a 26 1486 211 n.17De somno et vigilia453 b 11–24 175453 b 18–20 203 n.55453 b 22–4 172 n.10; 187; 203 n.55453 b 23–4 145 n.27; 247 n.30453 b 26–7 185454 a 27 176454 b 5 176454 b 10 176454 b 13–14 178454 b 15ff. 177454 b 23 186454 b 26 178; 186455 a 1–2 1772 211 n.17455 a 6 177455 a 13ff. 176455 a 23 227 n.74455 b 3ff. 176455 b 6 177455 b 7 177455 b 14–16 177455 b 18ff. 176456 a 5 177456 a 7ff. 158 n.68456 a 12 177456 a 18 178456 a 25 178456 a 25–6 186456 a 25–9 178456 b 1 178; 222 n.58456 b 9–16 177456 b 16 178456 b 23 178457 a 2 154 n.57457 a 3ff. 213 n.22457 a 4 178457 a 4–11 133457 a 10 178457 a 16 148457 a 16–17 161 n.74457 a 18ff. 223 n.62457 a 20 178457 a 22ff. 223457 a 25ff. 142457 a 26 178; 213 n.22457 a 29 161 n.74457 a 29ff. 151457 a 31 153; 158; 160; 161 n.74;162457 a 31–3 143 n.20; 143 n.21457 b 30 178458 a 3 153458 a 10–25 185458 a 15ff. 178458 a 25–32 177458 a 29 176De spiritu485 a 28ff. 94 n.42Ethica Eudemia1.1 164 n.83; 215 n.301214 a 16–24 238; 255 n.601215 a 12–20 257 n.661219 b 19ff. 244 n.231224 b 24 224 n.641225 a 25 245 n.281229 a 20 161 n.741239 a 1–6 243 n.221245 b 17 245 n.271246 b 10–12 250 n.428.2 162 n.81; 238–581247 a 2 2381247 a 4 2511247 a 7–13 255 n.601247 a 13 2511247 a 23–31 238–40; 2561247 a 28–9 242 n.19; 243 n.20.22;244ff.; 2561247 b 18ff. 2401247 b 22 232 n.881247 b 29–37 2511247 b 38–1248 a 15 256 n.651247 b 39 232 n.881248 a 7–8 253 n.501248 a 15 243 n.201248 a 15–41 247–561248 a 22 2571248 a 25ff. 238–9; 244f.1248 a 30–1 2381248 a 32–4 239; 242 n.19; 2451248 a 34 243 n.20
384 Index of passages cited1248 a 35 242 n.181248 a 38 2451248 a 39–40 146 n.31; 148; 241–2; 242n.18; 244 n.241248 a 39–41 238–9; 2451248 b 1–2 256 nn.63, 651248 b 3–7 2381248 b 4 238 n.2; 244; 256f.1249 b 3–23 2441249 b 16ff. 244 n.24Ethica Nicomachea1094 b 1ff. 262 n.141095 a 18 193 n.381095 b 22 193 n.381097 b 25ff. 214 n.281098 a 21ff. 262 n.141098 a 33-b3 93 n.411099 b 10ff. 243 n.21; 257 n.661099 b 17ff. 214 n.291102 a 5 ff. 262 n.141102 a 18–26 194–51102 b 2–10 1741102 b 3–11 244 n.232.1 164 n.831103 a 24 215 n.301114 b 8 232 n.881119 b 10 224 n.644.3 35n.451127 b 23 193 n.391128 a 15 193 nn.39–401128 a 31 193 n.391138 b 33 283 n.131139 b 19–1140 a 24 193 n.341140 a 1–23 193 n.34; 263 n.151142 b 3–6 231 n.831143 b 7–9 224 n.661144 a 24ff. 215 n.321144 b 3 215 n.321144 b 9 215 n.321144 b 15–16 215 n.311144 b 35ff. 215 n.317 1601145 b 8–14 213 n.221146 a 16ff. 213 n.221147 a 13–14 157 n.66; 224 n.641147 b 6ff. 2201147 b 7 157 n.66; 224 n.641147 b 12 157 n.661148 a 30 255 n.601150 a 16ff. 152 n.491150 b 19 1481150 b 25 213 n.221150 b 25ff. 1491150 b 29ff. 152 n.491150 b 34 256 n.651151 a 1 213 n.221151 a 1–5 146 n.34; 149; 1501151 a 20ff. 213 n.221152 a 15 157 n.66; 224 n.641152 a 17ff. 1491152 a 27 151 n.441152 a 27–8 1501152 a 29 255 n.607.12–15 1501154 a 26 1501154 b 3 1501154 b 9ff. 161 n.741154 b 9–11 159 n.711154 b 10 157 n.66; 224 n.641154 b 10–12 152 n.501154 b 11 214 n.271154 b 13 154; 159 n.721162 a 5 244 n.251175 b 3ff. 224 n.641177 a 13–17 2501177 b 27–31 2501178 b 14 243 n.221179 a 21–30 190; 2431179 a 23ff. 244 n.251179 a 27–8 25010.9 164 n.831179 b 21ff. 145 n.27; 215 n.30; 255n.60; 257 n.661179 b 21–3 2391181 a 10ff. 255 n.601181 b 2–6 37 n.51Fragmenta113–16 264 n.24123 264 n.24360 106 n.13Historia animalium487 a 2–4 142 n.16494 b 17 226 n.73511 b 10 153511 b 10–15 93 n.424.8–10 210536 b 27ff. 187; 189537 b 13ff. 181; 187537 b 14ff. 213 n.227–9 210581 b 2 213 n.22582 a 15 213 n.22582 b 12ff. 272 n.59586 a 15 273 n.63586 a 16 161 n.74588 a 31ff. 224602 b 12–605 b 21 264 n.23
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ContentsAcknowledgementsNote on tra
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