Liber sex principiorum
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Liber sex principiorum
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The Liber sex principiorum is an anonymous Latin work of philosophy from the late twelfth century. It aims to complement Aristotle's Categories by providing justifications for the six categories neglected by Aristotle in his scheme of ten categories. The "six principles" (categories) of the title are place, time, position, possession, action and passion. The Liber became one of the standard works of the logica vetus curriculum and by the mid-thirteenth century was erroneously ascribed to Gilbert
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