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Resum : La coherencia de l’aristotelisme marquia no ha estat encara ponderada en profunditat. Volem contribuir a la seua ponderacio amb l’analisi d’un aspecte particular: l’us marquia del terme «virtut» en contrast amb la definicio aristotelica. Donada la polisemia del terme grec, la seua recepcio pel cristianisme medieval i la seua utilitzacio pel poeta valencia plantegen determinades dificultats que seran analitzades a partir de les fonts que podien circular per la Corona d’Arago al segle XV. Paraules clau:  Ausias March, Aristotil, Etica medieval, Virtut Abstract : The coherence of March’s Aristotelianism has not yet been weighted up. We want to contribute to its weighting with the analysis of a particular aspect: the use of the term «virtue» in contrast to the Aristotelian definition. Given the polysemy of the Greek term, its medieval reception and its use by the Valencian poet pose certain difficulties that will be analyzed according to the sources that could circulate in the Crown of Aragon in the fifteenth century. Keywords: Ansias March, Aristotle, Medieval Ethics, Virtue

Sobre la coherència de l’aristotelisme marquià: la polisèmia del terme “virtut”