""Praelectiones Cosmologiae"" est opus academicum quod fundamenta philosophica mundi et universi investigat. Scriptum a J. M. Dario, hoc volumen ad disciplinam cosmologiae spectat, quae pars est metaphysicae specialis seu philosophiae naturalis. Auctor, secundum methodum scholasticam et traditionem aristotelico-thomisticam, naturam materiae, originem mundi, ac legibus quae universum regunt, profundissime examinat.
In his praelectionibus, legentes inveniunt disputationes de spatio et tempore, de compositione corporum, et de fine universi. Textus quaestiones graves de relatione inter scientias physicas et certitudinem philosophicam solvit, praebens synthesim inter observationem empiricam et principia ratiocinativa.
Hoc opus, saeculo XX ineunte compositum, magnam vim habet ad intellegendam evolutionem cogitationis scholasticae in dialogo cum scientiis modernis. ""Praelectiones Cosmologiae"" manet fons perutilis pro scholaribus, theologis, et philosophis qui historiam scientiae et metaphysicam colunt. Per claram expositionem et logicam ratiocinationem, Dario iter ad intellegendum mundum ut systema ordinatum aperit.
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