The Directions and Names of the Winds: A Translation of [Aristotle], Ventorum situs et nomina

By Alan C. Bowen

Institute for Research in Classical Philosophy and Research

The anonymous text Ventorum situs et nomina, once held to be by Aristotle himself, gives the local names of 10 topic winds as well as their directions. It is not an elaboration of the wind-rose that Aristotle, for example, describes in Met…

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