Owen, G. E. L. (Gwilym Ellis Lane), 1922-1982

found: Symposium Aristotelicum (1st : 1957 : Oxford, England). Aristotle and Plato in the mid-fourth century, 1960:title page (G.E.L. Owen [co-editor])

found: Language and logos, 1982:CIP title page (G.E.L. Owen) book title page (G.E.L. Owen) jacket (born May 18, 1922)

found: Logic, science, and dialectic, 1985:CIP title page (G.E.L. Owen) preface (died in July, 1982)

found: English Wikipedia, viewed May 11, 2020(G.E.L. Owen; Gwilym Ellis Lane Owen; born May 18, 1922; died July 10, 1982; Fellow of the British Academy; used the name G.E.L. Owen in his publications; British philosopher and specialist in the history of ancient Greek philosophy; studied at Corpus Christi College, Oxford; he was considered the foremost authority on Aristotle of his generation in the English-speaking world; taught at the University of Cambridge from 1973 until 1982)