Abbreviations of journal titles follow those of L’Année philologique
Aubenque, P. (1961) “Sur la notion aristotélicienne d’aporie,” in Mansion (1961a): 3–19.
Badawi, ‘A. (1971) Commentaires sur Aristote perdus en grec et autres épîtres. Beirut.
Bailey, C. (1947) Titi Lucreti Cari: De Rerum Natura. Oxford.
Balme, D. M. (1962) “Development of biology in Aristotle and Theophrastus: theory of spontaneous generation,” Phronesis 7: 91–104.
Barnes, J. (1981) “Aristotle and the method of ethics,” RIPh 34: 490–511.
Barnes, J (1994) Aristotle: Posterior Analytics, 2nd edn. Oxford.
Barrett, A. A. (1977) “Aristotle and averted vision,” Journal of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada 71: 327.
Barthélemy Saint-Hilaire, J. (1863) Météorologie d’Aristote. Paris.
Beare, J. (1906) Greek Theories of Elementary Cognition from Alcmaeon to Aristotle. Oxford.
Betegh, G. (2007) “On the physical aspect of Heraclitus’ psychology,” Phronesis 52: 3–32.
Bodnár, I. (1997) “Movers and elemental motions in Aristotle,” OSAPh 15: 81–117.
Bodnár, I. (2004) “The mechanical principles of animal motion,” in Aristote et le mouvement des animaux: Dix études sur le De motu animalium, ed. A. Laks and M. Rashed. Villeneuve d’Ascq: 137–47.
Bodnár, I. (2005) “Teleology across natures,” Rhizai 2: 9–29.
Böker, R. (1958a) “Winde,” in RE 2nd Series 8a 2: 2211–65.
Böker, R. (1958b) “Windrosen,” in RE 2nd Series 8a 2: 2325–81.
Bolchert, P. (1908) Aristoteles Erdkunde von Asien und Libyen. Berlin.
Bolton, R. (1991) “Aristotle’s method of natural science: Physics I,” in Aristotle’s Physics: A Collection of Essays, ed. L. Judson. Oxford: 1–29.
Bolton, R. (2009) “Two standards for inquiry in Aristotle’s De Caelo,” in Bowen and Wildberg (2009): 51–82.
Bone, N. (1993) Meteors. Cambridge, Mass.
Bone, N. (1996) The Aurora: Sun–Earth Interactions. Chichester and New York.
Bonitz, H. (1961) Index Aristotelicus. Berlin.
Bourgey, L. (1955) Observation et expérience chez Aristote. Paris.
Bowen, A. and C. Wildberg (eds.) (2009) New Perspectives on Aristotle’sDe Caelo. Leiden.
Boyer, C. (1946) “Aristotelian references to the law of reflection,” Isis 36: 92–5.
Boyer, C. (1956) “Refraction and the rainbow in antiquity,” Isis 47: 383–6.
Boyer, C. (1959) The Rainbow from Myth to Mathematics. New York.
Brahe, T. (1876) Meteorologiske Dagbok. Holdt paa Uraniborg for Aarene 1582–1597. Copenhagen.
Brekke, A. and A. Egeland (1983) The Northern Light: From Mythology to Space Research. Berlin.
Brisson, L. (2004) How Philosophers Saved Myths: Allegorical Interpretation and Classical Mythology, trans. C. Tihanyi. Chicago.
Bunbury, E. H. (1883) A History of Ancient Geography, 2 vols. 2nd edn. New York.
Burkert, W. (1972) Lore and Science in Ancient Pythagoreanism, trans. E. L. Minar, Jr. Cambridge, Mass.
Burnyeat, M. (2004) “Introduction: Aristotle on the foundations of sublunary physics,” in Aristotle’s On Generation and Corruption 1. Symposium Aristotelicum, ed. Frans deHaas and J. Mansfeld. Oxford: 7–24.
Camaterus, Joannes (1908) Introductio in Astronomiam. Leipzig.
Cantù, P. (2010) “Aristotle’s prohibition rule on kind-crossing and the definition of mathematics as a science of quantities,” Synthese 174: 225–35.
Capelle, W. (1908) “Erdbeben im Altertum,” Neue Jahrbücher für das klassische Altertum. 21: 603–33.
Capelle, W. (1912a) “Μετέωρος – μετεωρολογία,” Philologus 71: 414–48.
Capelle, W. (1912b) “Das Proömium der Meteorologie,” Hermes 47: 514–35.
Capelle, W (1913) “Zur Geschichte der meteorologischen Litteratur,” Hermes 48: 321–58.
Capelle, W. (1919) “Anaxagoras,” Neue Jahrebücher für das klassische Altertum 44: 81–102; 169–98.
Capelle, W. (1924) “Erdbebenforschung,” in RE Supplementband 4: 344–74.
Capelle, W. (1935) “Meteorologie,” in RE Supplementband 6: 315–58.
Carapiperis, L. N. (1951) “On the periodicity of the Etesians in Athens,” Weather 6: 378–9.
Carapiperis, L. N. (1956) “Some appearances of the aurora borealis in Greece,” Pure and Applied Geophysics 35: 139–42.
Carapiperis, L. N. (1962a) The Etesian Winds. The Opinions of Ancient Greeks on the Etesian Winds. Ethnikon Asteroskopeion Athēnōn. Hypomnemata. Seria II. Meteorologia 9. Athens.
Carapiperis, L. N. (1962b) The Etesian Winds. On the Frequency of the Etesian Winds. Ethnikon Asteroskopeion Athēnōn. Hypomnemata. Seria II. Meteorologia 10. Athens.
Case, T. (1910) “Aristotle,” reprinted in Aristotle’s Philosophical Development: Problems and Prospects, ed. W. Wians. Lanham, Md.: 1–40.
Chantraine, P. (1968) Dictionnaire étymologique de la langue grecque, 2 vols. Paris.
Charles, D. (2000) Aristotle on Meaning and Essence. Oxford.
Cherniss, H. (1935) Aristotle’s Criticism of Presocratic Philosophy. Baltimore.
Chitwood, A. (2004) Death by Philosophy. Ann Arbor.
Code, A. (1997) “The priority of final causes over efficient causes in Aristotle’s PA,” in Kullmann and Föllinger (1997): 127–43.
Cohen, S. M. and P. Burke (1990) “New evidence for the dating of Aristotle Meteorologica 1–3,” CPh 85: 126–9.
Cole, S. (2010) “‘I know the number of the sand and the measure of the sea’: geography and difference in the early Greek world,” in Raaflaub and Talbert (2010): 197–214.
Coles, A. (1997) “Animal and childhood cognition in Aristotle’s biology and the scala naturae,” in Kullmann and Föllinger (1997): 287–323.
Colvin, M. (2005) “Heraclitus and material flux in Stoic psychology,” OSAPh 28: 257–72.
Cooper, J. (1982) “Aristotle on natural teleology,” in Schofield and Nussbaum (1982): 197–222.
Coutant, V. and V. Eichenlaub (1975) Theophrastus: de Ventis. Notre Dame.
Curd, P. (2007) Anaxagoras of Clazomenae. Toronto.
Daiber, H. (1975) Ein Kompendium der aristotelischen Meteorologie in der Fassung des Hunain ibn Ishaq. Amsterdam.
Denniston, J. D. (1950) The Greek Particles, 2nd edn. Oxford.
Descartes, R. (1637) Les Météores. Oeuvres de Descartes, vol. VI, ed. C. Adam and P. Tannery. Paris.
Deslauriers, M. (1991) “Plato and Aristotle on division and definition,” AncPhil 10: 203–19.
Detel, W. (1997) “Why all animals have a stomach. Demonstration and axiomatization in Aristotle’s Parts of Animals,” in Kullmann and Föllinger (1997): 63–84.
Dilke, O. (1985) Greek and Roman Maps. Ithaca.
Dorandi, T. (2007) Nell’ officina dei classici. Come lavoravano gli autori antichi. Rome.
Drossaart Lulofs, H. J. (1930) Aristoteles over de Zee. Specimen van antieke Hydrographie. Utrecht.
Drossaart Lulofs, H. J. (1955) “The Syriac translation of Theophrastus’ Meteorology,” in Autour d’Aristote. Festschrift A. Mansion. Louvain: 433–49.
Ducos, J. (1998) “La météorologie en français au Moyen Age (xiiie et xive siècles).” Paris.
Düring, I. (1944) Aristotle’s Chemical Treatise: Meteorologica Book IV. Göteborg.
Düring, I. (1957) Aristotle in the Ancient Biographical Tradition. Göteborg.
Düring, I. (1966) Aristoteles. Darstellung und Interpretation seines Denkens. Heidelberg.
Eichholz, D. E. (1949) “Aristotle’s theory of the formation of metals and minerals,” CQ 43: 141–6.
Elders, L. (1965) Aristotle’s Cosmology. A Commentary on the de Caelo. Assen.
Falcon, A. (1997) “Aristotle’s theory of division,” in Aristotle and After, ed. R. Sorabji. BICS, suppl. vol. 68: 127–46.
Falcon, A. (2005) Aristotle and the Science of Nature: Unity with Uniformity. Cambridge.
Falcon, A. (2011) “General and special physics: Aristotle and the Aristotelian tradition on the project of an integrated study of motion.” Unpublished paper.
Falcon, A. (2012) Aristotelianism in the First Century BCE: Xenarchus of Seleucia. Cambridge.
Fobes, F. H. (1913) “A preliminary study of certain MSS of Aristotle’s Meteorology,” CR 27: 249–52.
Fobes, F. H. (1915a) “Textual problems in Aristotle’s Meteorologica,” CPh 10: 188–214.
Fobes, F. H. (1915b) “Mediaeval versions of Aristotle’s meteorology,” CPh 10: 297–314.
Fontaine, R. (1995a) Otot ha-Shamayim: Samuel Ibn Tibbon’s Hebrew Version of Aristotle’s Meteorologica. Leiden.
Fontaine, R. (1995b) “Why is the sea salty? The discussion of salinity in Hebrew texts of the thirteenth century,” Arabic Studies and Philosophy 5: 195–218.
Fontaine, R. (2001) “The reception of Aristotle’s Meteorology in Hebrew scientific writings of the thirteenth century,” Aleph: Historical Studies in Science and Judaism 1: 101–39.
Fränkel, H. (1973) Early Greek Poetry and Philosophy, trans. M. Hadas and J. Willis. New York and London.
Freeland, C. (1990) “Scientific explanation and empirical data in Aristotle’s Meteorology,” OSAPh 8: 67–102.
Freudenthal, G. (1995) Aristotle’s Theory of Material Substance: Heat and Pneuma, Form and Soul. Oxford.
Freudenthal, G. (2009) “The astrologization of the Aristotelian cosmos: celestial influences on the sublunary world in Aristotle, Alexander of Aphrodisias, and Averroes,” in Bowen and Wildberg (2009): 239–81.
Frisk, H. (1960) Griechisches Etymologisches Wörterbuch, 2 vols. Heidelberg.
Furley, D. (1976) “Aristotle and the atomists on motion in the void,” in Motion and Time, Space and Matter, ed. P. K. Machamer and R. J. Turnbull. Columbus: 83–100; reprinted in Furley (1989): 77–90.
Furley, D. (1983) “The mechanics of Meteorologica IV: a prolegomena to biology,” in Zweifelhaftes in Corpus Aristotelicum, Akten des 9. Symposium Aristotelicum, ed. P. Moraux and J. Wiesner. Berlin and New York: 73–93; reprinted in Furley (1989): 132–48.
Furley, D. (1986) “The rainfall example in Physics II.8,” in Aristotle on Nature and Living Things, ed. A. Gotthelf. Pittsburgh: 177–82; reprinted in Furley (1989): 115–20.
Furley, D. (1989) Cosmic Problems: Essays on Greek and Roman Philosophy of Nature. Cambridge.
Gilbert, O. (1907) Die meteorologischen Theorien des griechischen Altertums. Leipzig.
Gildersleeve, B. (1900) Syntax of Classical Greek. New York.
Gill, M. L. (1997) “Material necessity and Meteorology IV 12,” in Kullmann and Föllinger (1997): 145–61.
Gotthelf, A. (1987a) “First principles in Aristotle’s Parts of Animals,” in Gotthelf and Lennox (1987): 167–98.
Gotthelf, A. (1987b) “Aristotle’s conception of final causality,” in Gotthelf and Lennox (1987): 204–42.
Gotthelf, A. (1997) “The elephant’s nose: further reflections on the axiomatic structure of biological explanation in Aristotle,” in Kullmann and Föllinger (1997): 85–96.
Gotthelf, A. and J. Lennox (eds.) (1987) Philosophical Issues in Aristotle’s Biology. Cambridge.
Graham, D. (1997) “Heraclitus’ criticism of Ionian philosophy,” OSAPh 15: 1–50.
Graux, C. and A. Martin (1900) “Figures tirées d’un manuscript des Météorologiques d’Aristote,” RPh 24: 5–18.
Guthrie, W. K. C. (1962–81) A History of Greek Philosophy, 5 vols. Cambridge.
Hankinson, R. J. (2003) “Xenarchus, Alexander and Simplicius on simple motions, bodies and magnitudes,” BICS 46: 19–42.
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Hankinson, R. J. (2009) “Natural, unnatural and preternatural motions: contrariety and the argument for the elements in De Caelo 1.2–4,” in Bowen and Wildberg (2009): 83–118.
Harley, J. B., D. Woodward, and G. Aujac (1987) “The foundation of theoretical cartography in archaic and classical Greece,” in The History of Cartography, vol. I, ed. J. B. Harley and D. Woodward. Chicago: 130–47.
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Kahn, C. (1984) Anaximander and the Origins of Greek Cosmology, 2nd edn. Philadelphia.
Kidd, I. G. (1992) “Theophrastus’ meteorology, Aristotle and Posidonius,” in Theophrastus: His Psychological, Doxographical, and Scientific Writings, ed. W. W. Fortenbaugh and D. Gutas. Rutgers University Studies in Classical Humanities5. New Brunswick, N.J.: 294–306.
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Knorr, W. R. (1986) The Ancient Tradition of Geometric Problems. Boston.
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Lennox, J. (1982) “Teleology, chance, and Aristotle’s theory of spontaneous generation,” JHPh 20: 219–38; reprinted in Lennox (2001): 229–49.
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Lennox, J. (1986) “Aristotle, Galileo, and ‘Mixed Sciences,’” in Reinterpreting Galileo, ed. W. A. Wallace. Studies in Philosophy and the History of Science 15. Washington: 29–51.
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