Migne ultimately derive from the 1546 edition of Heinrich Loriti (Glareanus), who assembled Boethius’ translations of Aristotle’s logical works from the editio princeps of Jacques Lefèvre d’Étaples (Jacobus Fabrus Stapulensis) this latter volume was published in 1503 as the first Latin version of the Organon, containing Boethius’ (certainly authentic) translations of the Isagoge, the Categories, and De interpretatione, as well as an anonymous version of the Posterior Analytics. Included in this collection are Latin versions of the Greek essays of the Organon, comprising the translation of the Posterior Analytics. Migne, tomus posterior, Parisiis 1891, 711-762 (Patrologiae Latinae, 64)Īll of Boethius’ works are contained in Patrologia Latina 64. Manlii Seuerini Boetii Opera omnia, accurante J.-P.
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