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The nature of things /

作者 : Lucretius Carus, Titus. , Stallings, A. E.,1968- ,(Alicia Elsbeth),

出版社 : Penguin,

出版年 : 2007

ISBN：0140447962|9780140447965

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正題名[資料類型標示]/作者： The nature of things /Lucretius ; translated and with notes by A.E. Stallings ; introduction by Richard Jenkyns.

作者： Lucretius Carus, Titus.

其他作者： Stallings, A. E.(Alicia Elsbeth),

出版者： London ;Penguin,2007.

面頁冊數： xxxi, 265 p. ;20 cm.

內容註： Introduction -- A note on the text and translation -- The nature of things. Book I: Matter and void ; Book II: The dance of atoms ; Book III: Mortality and the soul ; Book IV: The senses ; Book V: Cosmos and civilization ; Book VI: Weather and the Earth -- Glossary of proper names

標題： Philosophy, Ancient

ISBN ： 0140447962 (pbk.)

集叢項： Penguin classics

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