On the Soul (De Anima) with Simplicius Commentary (1808) - Page 8

THE

TREATISES

ARISTOTLE

ON THE SOUL,
ON SENSE AND SENSIBLES,
ON MEMORY AND REMINISCENCE,
ON SLEEP AND WAKEFULNESS,
ON DREAMS,
ON DIVINATION BY SLEEP,


	ON THE COMMON MOTION OF ANIMALS,
	ON THE GENERATION OF ANIMALS,
	ON LENGTH AND SHORTNESS OF LIFE,
	ON YOUTH AND OLD AGE, LIFE AND DEATH,
	AND
	ON RESPIRATION.

TRANSLATED FROM THE GREEK,

WITH

COPIOUS ELUCIDATIONS

FROM THE COMMENTARIES OF SIMPLICIUS ON THE FIRST OF THESE TREATISES.

BY THOMAS TAYLOR.

JOVE HONOURS ME, AND FAVOURS MY DESIGNS.

POPE'S ILIAD, Book 9, line 717. A quotation from Alexander Pope’s translation of Homer’s Iliad, expressing the translator’s divine favor.

LONDON:

PRINTED FOR THE TRANSLATOR,

MANOR PLACE, WALWORTH, SURREY;

BY ROBERT WILKS, 89, CHANCERY-LANE, FLEET-STREET.

1808.