Alexander of Aphrodisias Philosophers Philosophy
Alexander of Aphrodisias (the Exegete), fl. c. 200 AD. Hellenistic philosopher of the Peripatetic school, known above all for his commentaries on Aristotle. His philosophy of the intellect, expressed in his On the Soul, was influential on many medieval thinkers.
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Alexander of Aphrodisias
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- Jewish Encyclopedia: Alexander of Aphrodisias - Article by Isaac Broydé, noting this ancient exegete\\'s philosophers influence on Gersonides.
- Columbia Encyclopedia: Alexander of Aphrodisias - A concise entry from the 2001 Sixth Edition of this philosophers work.
- Wikipedia: Alexander of Aphrodisias - Entry incorporating material from the 1911 Britannica.
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