Aristotle · Lin.

De Lineis Insecabilibus

Spurious Authorship traditionally doubted — transmitted in the Aristotelian corpus but widely judged not to be by Aristotle.

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A short spurious work arguing about indivisible lines.

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Greek text & translations

Greek: I. Bekker, ed. Aristotelis opera. Berlin: Georg Reimer, 1831.
Translation: H. H. Joachim (Oxford, 1908).
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