Adamantios treatise "About winds", which Valentin Rose edited in 1864, is an important source for our knowledge of late Antique meteorology. It has many Aristotelician, or more generally speaking Peripatetician elements, but its style is original and in many ways it differs from Aristotle's style, especially in its use of many metaphors. With him, meteorology becomes almost pleasant to read.Le traité Sur les vents d'Adamantios, édité par Valentin Rose en 1864, est une source importante pour la connaissance de la météorologie tardive. Il contient beaucoup d'éléments aristotéliciens, ou plus largement péripatéticiens, mais il fait preuve d'une certaine originalité par son style qui se démarque à plusieurs endroits de celui d'Aristote, notamme...
Meteorological phenomena have intrigued scientists for millennia, a fascination not likely to abate ...
This most recent English commented translation of Aristotle’s Metereologica focuses on how Aristotle...
This most recent English commented translation of Aristotle’s Metereologica focuses on how Aristotle...
Adamantios treatise "About winds", which Valentin Rose edited in 1864, is an important source for ou...
The anonymous text Ventorum situs et nomina, once held to be by Aristotle himself, gives the local n...
Greco-Roman meteorology will be described in four overlapping developments. In the archaic period, a...
Aristotle’s Meteorologica is one of the least studied of Aristotle’s major works, and scholars who d...
The anonymous text Ventorum situs et nomina, once held to be by Aristotle himself, gives the local n...
International audienceThe object of this article is to extract in Latin literature compass cards men...
Abstract During the French Renaissance, the climate expressed the mysteries of Nature and God's Will...
Dans la Grèce antique, le ciel était personnifié comme l'un des dieux primordiaux du panthéon hellén...
Meteorology between Science and Know-How. The Mathieu de la Drôme Affair In 1863, Mathieu de la Dr...
Druart Thérèse-Anne. Aristoteles' Meteorologie in arabischer und lateinischer Uebersetzung. Textkrit...
For Renaissance Aristotelian natural philosophers, ideally knowledge was certain and based on syllog...
Meteorological phenomena have intrigued scientists for millennia, a fascination not likely to abate ...
This most recent English commented translation of Aristotle’s Metereologica focuses on how Aristotle...
This most recent English commented translation of Aristotle’s Metereologica focuses on how Aristotle...
Adamantios treatise "About winds", which Valentin Rose edited in 1864, is an important source for ou...
The anonymous text Ventorum situs et nomina, once held to be by Aristotle himself, gives the local n...
Greco-Roman meteorology will be described in four overlapping developments. In the archaic period, a...
Aristotle’s Meteorologica is one of the least studied of Aristotle’s major works, and scholars who d...
The anonymous text Ventorum situs et nomina, once held to be by Aristotle himself, gives the local n...
International audienceThe object of this article is to extract in Latin literature compass cards men...
Abstract During the French Renaissance, the climate expressed the mysteries of Nature and God's Will...
Dans la Grèce antique, le ciel était personnifié comme l'un des dieux primordiaux du panthéon hellén...
Meteorology between Science and Know-How. The Mathieu de la Drôme Affair In 1863, Mathieu de la Dr...
Druart Thérèse-Anne. Aristoteles' Meteorologie in arabischer und lateinischer Uebersetzung. Textkrit...
For Renaissance Aristotelian natural philosophers, ideally knowledge was certain and based on syllog...
Meteorological phenomena have intrigued scientists for millennia, a fascination not likely to abate ...
This most recent English commented translation of Aristotle’s Metereologica focuses on how Aristotle...
This most recent English commented translation of Aristotle’s Metereologica focuses on how Aristotle...