Hicks's Aristotle, De Anima Aristotle, De Anima, with Translation, Introduction and Notes. By R. D. Hicks, M.A., Fellow and Late Lecturer of Trinity College, Cambridge. Cambridge: University Press, 1907. Pp. lxxxiii + 626. 18s. net

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