De mineralibus

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De mineralibus is a medieval treatise on minerals and natural philosophy traditionally attributed to Albertus Magnus (Albert of Cologne), reflecting early scholastic approaches to geology and mineralogy.

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instanceOf medieval treatise
scholastic work
work on mineralogy
work on natural philosophy
aim to explain the nature and causes of minerals
to integrate mineral knowledge into Aristotelian physics
approach commentary on authorities
observation-based reasoning
scholastic method
associatedWith Dominican intellectual tradition
University of Cologne milieu
centuryOfComposition 13th century (approximate)
circulation medieval Latin manuscript tradition
field history of geology
history of science
medieval studies
focusesOn causes of mineral formation
classification of minerals
fossils and earth formations
generation of minerals
metals and their properties
physical characteristics of stones
properties of minerals
relationship between minerals and elements
genre philosophical treatise
scientific treatise
hasModernEditions critical editions in modern scholarship
historicalSignificance early systematic work on mineralogy
important source for medieval geology
represents early scholastic natural science
influencedBy Arabic natural philosophy
Aristotelian natural philosophy
Aristotle
classical sources
language Latin
mainTopic geology
mineralogy
minerals
natural philosophy
philosophicalTradition scholasticism
regionOfOrigin Latin Christendom NERFINISHED
relatedWork De animalibus NERFINISHED
De natura locorum NERFINISHED
De vegetabilibus NERFINISHED
scholarlyDebate authorship attribution to Albertus Magnus
timePeriod Middle Ages
traditionalAuthor Albert of Cologne NERFINISHED
Albertus Magnus NERFINISHED

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Albert of Cologne notableWork De mineralibus