The Central Pacific & the Southern Pacific Railroads.

Traduz.di F.Caddeo. Milano, Bompiani Ed. 1956, cm.12x20,5, pp.280, 24 tavv.bn.ft. brossura con sovraccoperta figurata. Coll.Avventure del Pensiero,98.

Traduz.di Andrea Damiano. Milano, Aldo Martello Ed. 1956, cm.15,5x23,5, pp.310, numerose tavole bianco e nero nel testo, legatura editoriale, sopraccoperta figurata a colori.

Traduz.di Camillo Pellizzi. Milano, Bompiani Ed. 1948, cm.17x24, pp.264, 33 illustrazioni bianco e nero nel testo e alcune tavole bianco e nero fuori testo, legatura editoriale in mezza tela, sopraccoperta figurata a colori.

Paris, 2002, cm.17x24,5, pp.124,(4), 4 tavv. in bn.nt., brossura, cop.fig.a col. con bandelle. (qualche intervento a matita nt.)

Penguin Classics 1987, cm.13x20, pp.314, paperback. Collection Penguin Classics. Zeno's extraordinary and disturbing paradoxes, the atomic theories of Democritus that so strikingly anticipate contemporary physics, the enigmatic and haunting epigrams of Heraclitus - these are just some of the riches to be found in this collection of writings of the early Greek philosophers. Jonathan Barnes's masterly Introduction shows how the most skilled detective work is often needed to reconstruct the ideas of these thinkers from the surviving fragments of their work. But the effort is always worth while. In forging the first truly scientific vocabulary and offering rational arguments for their views, the pre-Socratics were doing something new and profoundly important; they also posed the questions that have remained at the centre of philosophy to this day.