The Lion's Roar - Green Lion Press Books

this is the sjc associated press, in santa fe, who I think of ~in conflation with~ Graywolf Press, which is a little funny.

wow nice, a new Euclid's Elements - the classic Heath translation, a completely new layout with plenty of space & generous margins, in an affordable but sturdy student edition in one volume, with minimal notes. great - crtnly practical for sjc. when published? Aug 02, so, a year after I left.

Newton's Principia: The Central Argument = guidebook by Dana Densmore w translatns & diagrams by William H. Donahue. makes the great adventure of Principia avail not only to..
aw I feel fond remembering this. there's an innocence in the endeavor of reading through a 'central argument' with others.
I think I own that. & Apollonius Conics.
is that all from them? oh probably Sachs Aristotle - huh no. They published the Metaphysics (I remember this coming out, I think) and On the Soul but I didn't get them. I had used & I prefer the spiral bound sjc manuscript books. I like serious reading in that form. feels like *working* on something. work in progress. fluid. of course I like it.