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Eckhard Kessler, “Psychology: the Intellective Soul,” in The Cambridge History of Renaissance Philosophy, ed. Charles B. Schmitt, Quentin Skinner, Eckhard Kessler and Jill Kraye (Cambridge, 1988), 520. Kessler comments on Porzio’s De humana mente disputatio (Florence, 1551), 9. For a larger investigation on Porzio’s philosophy and career, see Eva del Soldato, Simone Porzio: un aristotelico tra natura e grazia (Rome, 2010).

Eckhard Kessler, “Psychology: the Intellective Soul,” in The Cambridge History of Renaissance Philosophy, ed. Charles B. Schmitt, Quentin Skinner, Eckhard Kessler and Jill Kraye (Cambridge, 1988), 520. Kessler comments on Porzio’s De humana mente disputatio (Florence, 1551), 9. For a larger investigation on Porzio’s philosophy and career, see Eva del Soldato, Simone Porzio: un aristotelico tra natura e grazia (Rome, 2010).)| false
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See Enrico Berti, “The Intellection of Indivisibles According to Aristotle’s De Anima III.6,” in Aristotle on Mind and the Senses, ed. Geoffrey E. R. Lloyd and G. E. L. Owen (Cambridge, 1978), 141–63; Thomas de Koninck, “La noêsis et l’indivisible selon Aristote,” in La Naissance de la raison en Grèce, ed. J.-F. Mattéi (Paris, 1990), 215–28. See also Michel Fattal, “L’intellection des indivisibles dans le De Anima (3, 6) d’Aristote: lectures arabes et modernes,” in Corps et âme: sur le De Anima d’Aristote, ed. Gilbert Romeyer-Dherbey and Cristina Viano (Paris, 1996), 423–40.

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Montecatini, De mente humana, 349. See Genua, In tres libros Aristotelis de anima, 163–64. Vincenzo Maggi (1498–1564) taught natural philosophy in Ferrara and had Castellani as a pupil. It has been noticed that Castellani “had derived [his De humano intellectu] from a commentary of Maggi on the third book of De anima”: see History of Italian Philosophy, ed. Eugenio Garin, vol. I, transl. Giorgio Pinton (Amsterdam-New York, 2008), 363. See also Castellani, De humano intellectu, 2.

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See Michel Crubellier, “On Generation and Corruption I. 9,” in Aristotle’s On Generation and Corruption I, ed. Franz de Haas and ‎Jaap Mansfeld (Oxford, 2004), 284–85.

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See Jill Kraye, “Francesco Piccolomini,” in Cambridge Translations of Renaissance Philosophical Texts: Volume One, Moral Philosophy, ed. Jill Kraye (Cambridge, 1997), 68. See also Artemio Enzo Baldini, “Per la biografia di Francesco Piccolomini,” Rinascimento, series II, 20 (1980), 389–420.

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Eckhard Kessler, “Metaphysics or Empirical Science? The Two Faces of Aristotelian Natural Philosophy in the Sixteenth Century,” in Renaissance Readings of the Corpus Aristotelicum, ed. Marianne Pade (Copenhagen, 2001), 100. See also Eckhard Kessler, “Alexander of Aphrodisias and his Doctrine of the Soul. 1400 Years of Lasting Significance,” Early Science and Medicine, 16 (2011), 1–93.

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