Note 176 — BOOK I.
F. J. (Frederick John) Church translation
A compilation from the Arabians, or perhaps Aristotle or Proclus, which, under various names, passed for a work of Aristotle, and is ascribed by Albert the Great to a certain David the Jew. It is quoted in the twelfth century, and was commented on by Albert and Thomas Aquinas. Vide Jourdain, Recherches sur les traductions d'Aristote (1842), pp. 114, 184, 193, 195, 445; Philosophie de S. Thomas (1858), i. 94.