Charles Lohr catalogued 298 separate commentaries on this text that were published during the Middle Ages, including John of Jandun's Questions, which discusses if ";accidents"; could induce ";degeneration."; Nicole Oresme was made the Bishop of Lisieux for translating this text for King Charles V, and his translation inclu
Charles Lohr catalogued 298 separate commentaries on this text that were published during the Middle Ages, including John of Jandun's Questions, which discusses if ";accidents"; could induce ";degeneration."; Nicole Oresme was made the Bishop of Lisieux for translating this text for King Charles V, and his translation includes an ";analytical table of contents"; to call attention to ";many things worthy of note"; in this book.  Its fourth and final section begins by noting that";heavy"; bodies move naturally toward their center, while ";light"; ones move naturally away from it. This book posits a substance that is neither subject to ";generation nor corruption"; that exists beyond the ";sublunary sphere"; to explain the motions of the ";most perfect realities."; For 10 points, name this cosmological treatise which posits a fifth element called ";aether,"; a book written by Aristotle
Charles Lohr catalogued 298 separate commentaries on this text that were published during the Middle Ages, including John of Jandun's Questions, which discusses if ";accidents"; could induce ";degeneration."