Empedoclis Agrigentini Fragmenta Disposuit

Empedocles Agrigentini Fragmenta Disposuit is a comprehensive collection of the surviving writings of Empedocles, a Greek philosopher-poet who lived in Sicily in the fifth century BCE. His work is known for its profound explorations of the nature of reality, the four elements, and the metaphysics of the soul. This edition features the original Greek texts, along with extensive commentary and notes by Heinrich Stein, one of the leading scholars of ancient Greek philosophy. It is an essential resource for anyone interested in the history of philosophy and the origins of Western thought.

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