Sentence examples for incomplete commentaries from inspiring English sources

Zabarella's two sons edited his two incomplete commentaries on Aristotle's texts, which were also published posthumously: the commentary on Physics (1601) and the commentary on On the Soul (1605) (Mikkeli 1992, p. 19).

The incomplete commentary on the Meteorology may well be the last commentary Philoponus wrote on Aristotle.

(Ebbesen [1973].) The same goes for a possible (incomplete) commentary on the Prior Analytics.

As a Shi'i thinker, he also wrote an incomplete commentary on the main doctrinal collection of tradition, Usul al-kafi of Kulayni (d. 329 as/941), an attemptmptoto grapple with the question of what it means to be an intuitive philosopher in the Shi'i tradition.

It has been argued in Hadot 1968 that Porphyry is the author of the incomplete "Anonymous Commentary on Plato's Parmenides".

The Laozi zhigui (abbreviated hereafter as Zhigui), as it now stands, is incomplete; only the commentary to the Dejing, chapters 38 81 of the current Laozi, remains.

Thomas Aquinas's commentary is incomplete (it ends at III.6).

Xiang Xiu's commentary was incomplete, as the text goes on to relate, and Guo Xiang later "stole" it as his own.

As a religious thinker, Mulla Sadra was also keen to come to terms with his scriptural heritage, and he wrote three works on the hermeneutics of the Qur'an as a preparation for his own incomplete mystical and philosophical commentary on the text: Mafatih al-ghayb (Keys to the unseen), Asrar al-ayat (Secrets of the verses/signs), and Mutashabihat al-Qur'an (Allegories of the Qur'an).

Furthermore, even if one was to follow your stated point of view, your commentary was irresponsibly incomplete.

Although a large part of his numerous writings is lost, some major commentaries on Plato have survived (though incomplete) and some important systematic works.