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De dialectica

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  • Zeno's paradox
    history of logic
    / Transmission of Greek logic to the Latin West

    A short De dialectica (ā€œOn Dialecticā€), doubtfully attributed to St. Augustine (354–430), shows evidence of Stoic influence, although it had little influence of its own. The pseudo-Augustinian Decem categoriae (ā€œTen Categoriesā€) is a late 4th-century Latin paraphrase of a Greek compendium of the Categories. In the late…

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    A short De dialectica (ā€œOn Dialecticā€), doubtfully attributed to St. Augustine (354–430), shows evidence of Stoic influence, although it had little influence of its own. The pseudo-Augustinian Decem categoriae (ā€œTen Categoriesā€) is a late 4th-century Latin paraphrase of a Greek compendium of the Categories. In the late…

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