This month's book selection is the Nicomachean Ethics by Aristotle (Irwin translation suggested).
Additional resource: Thomas Aquinas' Commentary on the Nicomachean Ethics
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The Aristhomists:
Pseudo Dionysus
Scholasticus
Teleologus, J.
Academicius, M.
The Others:
Literatus, T.
Erasmus, C.
Duns Scotus, C.
Simplicimus, R.
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The Aristhomists:
Pseudo Dionysus
Scholasticus
Teleologus, J.
Academicius, M.
The Others:
Literatus, T.
Erasmus, C.
Duns Scotus, C.
Simplicimus, R.
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