St. Thomas and the Greek Moralists by Vernon J. Bourke
By Vernon J. Bourke
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145-171, nn. ) 18. The Latin text printed with St. " W. D. Ross translates this sentence (Eth. " See: Basic Works of Aristotle (R. , New York, 1941) p. 1024. 19. Cf. Lottin, op. , p. 240. Page 49 20. In the 13th century, the of Nemesius (PG XL, 503-818) was mistakenly attributed to Gregory of Nyssa, as may be seen in the text of St. Thomas. Despite the tendency of many histories of philosophy to regard all the early Greek Catholic writers as Platonists, the Aristotelianism of Nemesius is quite evident.
M. De Corte, "Themistius et S. Thomas d'Aquin. Contribution à l'etude des sources et de la chronologie du Commentaire de St. Thomas sur le De Anima," Archives d'Histoire Doctrinale et Litteraire du Moyen Age VII (1932) pp. 47-84. 11. Bréhier's statement (Histoire de la Philosophie, Paris, 1927 I, p. 681): "Les idées fondamentales de la morale naturelle sont empruntées par saint Thomas à Aristote," is simplistic. See the comment of M. Wittmann, Die Ethik des hl. Thomas von Aquin (München, 1933) pp.
261-299. 10. St. Thomas had some acquaintances with the standard technical terms of Greek philosophy but he does not give evidence of the ability to do sustained reading in Greek. In addition to some works of Aristotle, William of Moerbeke translated parts of Simplicius and Themistius for St. Page 47 Thomas. Cf. M. De Corte, "Themistius et S. Thomas d'Aquin. Contribution à l'etude des sources et de la chronologie du Commentaire de St. Thomas sur le De Anima," Archives d'Histoire Doctrinale et Litteraire du Moyen Age VII (1932) pp.



