Parva Naturalia

Parva Naturalia

Aristotle
The Parva Naturalia by Aristotle – translated by William David Ross – is a collection of works from the esteemed Greek philosopher and scientist outlining a number of physical sensations and experiences, such as sleep, youth, longevity and death. The book can be considered as a somewhat reinstated version of Aristotle’s work being a fresh, reissued collection of the treaties from the Oxford University Press archives.

BOOKS BY Aristotle

Magna Moralia
Sophistical Refutations
Complete Works of Aristotle
Obras Filosoficas
Moral, a Nicomaco
Metaphysics (Aristotle)
Minor works
Posterior Analytics
Meteorology
Protrepticus
Poetics
On Memory
On Youth, Old Age, Life and Death, and Respiration
Progression of Animals
Parts of Animals
Movement of Animals
On Virtues and Vices
On the Heavens
Aristotle on education
Eudemian Ethics
Economics
Aristotelis Physica Aristotle
The basic works of Aristotle
On Divination in Sleep
Exoteric works
On the Soul
Categories (Aristotle)
De interpretatione
Physics
Organon

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