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Vat.lat.2084
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Aristotelis Metaphysica, Epistola ad Alexandrum, De bona fortuna. Pseudo-Aristotelis De physionomia, De lineis, De inundatione Nili, De mundo, De vita Aristotelis, De pomo, De intelligentia, De coloribus, De proprietatibus. Davidis Iudaei Liber de causis: a Bartholomaeo de Messana, Gerhardo Cremonensi ,Guillelmo de Moerbeka, Manfredo principe Siciliae, Nicolao Siculo, Roberto Grosseteste nec non allis ignotis interpretibus ex Arabico, Graeco vel Hebraeo in Latinum sermonem translata. sec. XIII ex.
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1ra-110va: Aristoteles, 384-322 a.C.
Aristotelis Metaphysicorum libri XIV a <Guillelmo de Moerbeka> in Latinum sermonem translati.
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111ra-120rb: Aristoteles, 384-322 a.C. Opere spurie e dubbie
<pseudo-Aristotelis> De physionomia liber, e Graeco in Latinum sermonem a <Bartholomaeo de Messana> translatus.
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120rb: Aristoteles, 384-322 a.C. Opere spurie e dubbie
<pseudo-Aristotelis> <De lineis indivisibilibus> libri fragmentum, in Latinum sermonem translatum a <Roberto Grosseteste>.
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120va-121rb: Aristoteles, 384-322 a.C.
<Aristotelis> <De somno et vigilia> libri fragmentum, secundum novam, quae dicitur, Latinam translationem.
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121rb-125vb: Aristoteles, 384-322 a.C. Opere spurie e dubbie
<pseudo-Aristotelis> De lineis indivisibilibus liber, in Latinum sermonem translatus a <Roberto Grosseteste>.
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125vb-128ra: Aristoteles, 384-322 a.C. Opere spurie e dubbie
<pseudo-Aristotelis> De inundatione Nili liber, in Latinum sermonem ab <ignoto quodam interprete> translatus.
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128ra-138ra: Aristoteles, 384-322 a.C. Opere spurie e dubbie
<pseudo-Aristotelis> De mundo liber, in Latinum sermonem a <Nicolao Siculo> translatus.
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138ra-139rb: Aristoteles, 384-322 a.C.
<Aristotelis> <Epistola ad Alexandrum>, in Latinum sermonem a <Guillelmo de Moerbeka> translatus.
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139rb-141vb:
De vita Aristotelis liber, ab <interprete anonymo> translatus.
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