The metaphysics of Aristotle
Subtitle: translated from the Greek : with copious notes, in which the Pythagoric and Platonic dogmas respecting numbers and ideas are unfolded from antient sources : to which is added a dissertation on nullities and diverging series : in which the conclusions of the greatest modern mathematicians on this subject are shown to be erroneous, the nature of infinitely small quantities is explained, and the to 'en, or the One of the Pythagoreans and Platonists, so often alluded to by Aristotle in this work, is elucidated
By: by Thomas Taylor ...
Contributors: Taylor, Thomas, 1758-1835.; Vyvyan, Richard Rawlinson, Sir, 1800-1879 (bookplate); Arkles, Oscar J. (bookplate)
Publisher: Printed for the author, by Davis, Wilks, and Taylor ... and sold by J. White ...; J. Johnson ...; J. Cuthell ...; and E. Jeffrey ...
Published: 1801
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 467
Subjects: Metaphysics -- Early works to 1800; Pythagoras and Pythagorean school; Platonists
Other titles: Taylor's Aristotle; A dissertation on nullities and diverging series.
Notes: "A dissertation on nullities and diverging series" has a special half t.p.

Fisher Walsh copy: With the armorial bookplate of Sir Richard Vyvyan, Bt. [Franks, 30456]. With the book label of Oscar J. Arkles, November, 1953.