Etica D'Aristotile Compendiata, E Due Leggende Di Autore Anonimo presents Brunetto Latini's interpretation of Aristotelian ethics alongside two anonymous legends, offering a glimpse into medieval philosophical and literary thought. This edition provides readers with a foundational understanding of Aristotelian principles as understood and adapted in the medieval period, coupled with captivating narratives reflecting the moral and cultural values of the time.
Latini's work serves as a crucial link between classical philosophy and its reception in medieval Italy, making this volume an invaluable resource for scholars and anyone interested in the history of ethics, moral philosophy, and medieval literature. Explore the intersection of philosophy and storytelling in this unique collection.
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