The comparative analysis of the text of Περί αντιδότων II by Galenus in vol. XIV of Kühn's edition, and in the Ms. Laurentianus LXXIV 5, leads to the assumption that the very conception of the book may have been modified whilst in the course of being written, and that this modification is at the origin of the confusion in the tradition. Furthermore, it would seem now that several of the medical recipes quoted by Galenus can be attributed to Andromachos the Younger.La comparaison du texte du Περί αντιδότων de Galien, 1. II tel qu'on peut le lire dans le Ms. Laurentianus LXXIV 5 avec celui qu'imprime Kühn au tome XIV de son édition amène à penser que la conception même du livre a pu être modifiée en cours de rédaction, et qu'il a pu en découl...
Research-work on the tradition about the περί συνθέσεως ονομάτων by Dionysius of Halicarnassus. The...
In the 1540s, medical publishing is in fashion in Lyon, specifically in the form of translations of ...
Galen’s Commentary on the Hippocratic Aphorisms was at first addressed to a restricted circle of fri...
The comparative analysis of the text of Περί αντιδότων II by Galenus in vol. XIV of Kühn's edition, ...
The present contribution, based on the direct examination of the manuscript tradition, aims at speci...
At the origin of the theriac : the receipt of Andromachus. The greek physician Galen of Pergamum (12...
The Galen’s manuscript which I rediscovered in Thessaloniki in 2005, is far from having given up all...
Cette étude porte sur le livre I du commentaire de Galien au Régime des maladies aiguës d'Hippocrate...
The arabian translation of the Diet in acute diseases which is in fact the translation of Galian's c...
The Author tries to characterize Laur. gr. 74.5 in De theriaca ad Pisonem, De theriaca ad Pamphilian...
This inquiry results from the collaboration of one specialist of the medical study at the Renaissanc...
peer reviewedS’appuyant sur l’examen du Parisinus gr. 1849 et du Marcianus gr. Z. 279 (coll. 0705), ...
A passage in Galen (De antid., I, 14) evokes the possible substitution of certain spices by others i...
La thèse se propose d’offrir la première traduction française des livres VI à VIII du traité des Sim...
La thèse se propose d’offrir la première traduction française des livres VI à VIII du traité des Sim...
Research-work on the tradition about the περί συνθέσεως ονομάτων by Dionysius of Halicarnassus. The...
In the 1540s, medical publishing is in fashion in Lyon, specifically in the form of translations of ...
Galen’s Commentary on the Hippocratic Aphorisms was at first addressed to a restricted circle of fri...
The comparative analysis of the text of Περί αντιδότων II by Galenus in vol. XIV of Kühn's edition, ...
The present contribution, based on the direct examination of the manuscript tradition, aims at speci...
At the origin of the theriac : the receipt of Andromachus. The greek physician Galen of Pergamum (12...
The Galen’s manuscript which I rediscovered in Thessaloniki in 2005, is far from having given up all...
Cette étude porte sur le livre I du commentaire de Galien au Régime des maladies aiguës d'Hippocrate...
The arabian translation of the Diet in acute diseases which is in fact the translation of Galian's c...
The Author tries to characterize Laur. gr. 74.5 in De theriaca ad Pisonem, De theriaca ad Pamphilian...
This inquiry results from the collaboration of one specialist of the medical study at the Renaissanc...
peer reviewedS’appuyant sur l’examen du Parisinus gr. 1849 et du Marcianus gr. Z. 279 (coll. 0705), ...
A passage in Galen (De antid., I, 14) evokes the possible substitution of certain spices by others i...
La thèse se propose d’offrir la première traduction française des livres VI à VIII du traité des Sim...
La thèse se propose d’offrir la première traduction française des livres VI à VIII du traité des Sim...
Research-work on the tradition about the περί συνθέσεως ονομάτων by Dionysius of Halicarnassus. The...
In the 1540s, medical publishing is in fashion in Lyon, specifically in the form of translations of ...
Galen’s Commentary on the Hippocratic Aphorisms was at first addressed to a restricted circle of fri...