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Philosophical & Epistemological Works of St. Thomas Aquinas, O.P. (1225–1274) on Mathematical Science

Digital critical multi-track editions, paragraph-synchronized parallel translations, prosopographical, bibliographic, and technical glossary apparatus, and complete Hoenen–Aquinas–Aristotle–Euclid–GEOMETOR concordance for the foundational mathematical writings of St. Thomas Aquinas, published with the Book Codex engine of photon-platform/publish.

Works (Opera)

Opera de Scientia Mathematica et Materia Intelligibili (1256–1273)

Critical Multi-Track Book Codex from the Leonine, Marietti (Pirotta, Cathala–Spiazzi), and Decker Editions.

Assembles in Five Parts (37 unabridged sections, 613 synchronized paragraphs) Aquinas’s complete architectural doctrine on mathematical science: Pars I (Super Boetium De Trinitate qq. 5–6 on abstractio formae, materia intelligibilis, and terminari ad imaginationem), Pars II (Posterior Analytics I.1–6, 17–19, 42 & II.20 on supreme certitude, axioms, hypotheses, postulates, and dust diagrams), Pars III (De Anima I.11, II.16 & III.8, 12–13 on conversio ad phantasmata), Pars IV (Physics II.3, III.5, IV.7, VI.1 & De Caelo I.2, II.2 on continuum non-atomism and geometric motion), and Pars V (Metaphysics V.9, VII.10–11, IX.3 & 10, Summa Theologiae I, De Potentia q. 7 a. 2 & De Veritate q. 10 a. 6 on individual intelligible matter, heuristic division in act for Euclid I.32 & III.31, and ipsum esse).

Historical Context & Documentation