Aristotelous Organon [in Greek]
The Dial's edition: Geneva, 1605
A Greek and Latin edition of Aristotle's logical corpus prepared by Pace, presenting the foundational texts for syllogistic reasoning and demonstration in a bilingual format.
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Julius Pacius (Giulio Pace)(1550–1635)
Italian-born jurist and humanist scholar (Giulio Pace, latinized as Julius Pacius a Beriga) who produced influential scholarly editions of Aristotle's logical and philosophical works, widely used in European universities.
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Julii Pacii a Berega in Porphyrii Isagogen et Aristotelis Organum
The Dial's edition: Geneva, 1605
A scholarly commentary on Porphyry's Isagoge and Aristotle's Organon, providing analytical apparatus for the study of logic in early modern universities.
