Initial Five-Part Bilingual Book Codex of St. Thomas Aquinas on Mathematical Science¶
Completed the five-part, four-track critical Book Codex of St. Thomas Aquinas’s Opera de Scientia Mathematica et Materia Intelligibili (37 unabridged sections, 613 synchronized Latin and English paragraphs), paired with a 100% concordance of the 78 Thomistic citation keys in Fr. Peter Hoenen S.J.’s De Noetica Geometriae (1954).
Highlights¶
Five-Part Unabridged Corpus: Assembled diplomatic Latin texts from the Leonine, Marietti (Pirotta, Cathala–Spiazzi), and Decker editions across Super Boetium De Trinitate (qq. 5–6), Posterior Analytics (I.1–6, 17–19, 42; II.20), De Anima (I.11; II.16; III.8, 12–13), Physics (II.3, III.5, IV.7, VI.1) & De Caelo (I.2, II.2), and Metaphysics (V.9, VII.10–11, IX.3 & 10) alongside Summa Theologiae I, De Potentia q. 7 a. 2, and De Veritate q. 10 a. 6.
Four Synchronized Codex Tracks: Compiled English, Latin, Summary, and Notes companion tracks with
.. folio::locus synchronization and Marietti paragraph badges.78-Locus Concordance & Hover Apparatus: Linked all 78 Hoenen Thomistic citation keys to Aristotle, Euclid’s Elements, Luca Pacioli’s De Divina Proportione, and the GEOMETOR symbolic engine, supported by
resources/citations.json(113 entries),resources/persons.json(30 entries), andresources/glossary.json(36 entries).