How to read it
- 1Keep the grades of life and powers of soul distinct.
- 2Study sensation and imagination before intellect.
- 3Compare the commentary with De anima and De unitate intellectus.
Aristotelian commentary
Commentary on Aristotle's De Anima
A commentary on soul, life, perception, imagination, and intellect.
Date
1267-1268
Why it matters
It is a key philosophical background for Aquinas's account of the soul as form of the body and for abstraction.
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