News On the Critical Edition of De Divisione of Boethius
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Magee has been studying the logic works of Boethius for several years. Here he presents the first critical edition of the Liber de divisione. The publication consists of: preface [pp. XV-LXXV], the edition with the English version [pp. 1-51], commentary [pp. 53-170], appendix [171-176], bibliography [179-185] and indexes [187-224]. In the preludes, Magee deals with three themes: (1) the date of composition [pp. XVll-XXXIIl]; (2) Boethius' relationship with Porphyry and Andronicus [pp. XXXlV- LVll]; (3) the textual tradition [pp. LV111-LXXV].
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Magee, J. (1989). Boethius on Signification and Mind. Leiden: Philosophy Antiqua, 52.
Magee, J. (1994). The Text of Boethius’ De diuisione. Vivarium, 32, 1-50.
Magee, J. (1997). Boethius De duisione 875-876, 891-892, and Andronicus Rhodins. En Brown, J. & Stoneman, W. P. (eds.). A Distinct Voice: Medieval Studies in Honor of Leonard E. Boyle, O.P. Notre Dame: University of Notre Dame Press, 525-560.
Magee, J. (1998). Anicii Manlii Seuerini Boethii De diuisione liber, Critical edition, translation, prolegomena, and commentary by John Magee. Leiden/Boston/Köln: Brill.
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