Название: On the Philosophy of Discovery, Chapters Historical and Critical
Автор: William Whewell
Издательство: Public Domain
Жанр: Философия
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One of the ingredients of a preparation here mentioned, is the flesh of a dragon, which it appears is used as food by the Ethiopians. The mode of preparing this food cannot fail to amuse the reader. "Where there are good flying dragons, by the art which they possess, they draw them out of their dens, and have bridles and saddles in readiness, and they ride upon them, and make them bound about in the air in a violent manner, that the hardness and toughness of the flesh may be reduced, as boars are hunted and bulls are baited before they are killed for eating."
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Quoted by Jebb,
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Mosheim,
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Mosheim, iii. 161.
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Gratian published the
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Tenneman, ix. 4.
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Tenneman, ix. 25.
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"Jam nobis manifestum est terram istam in veritate moveri," &c.—
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Born in 1433.
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Born 1529, died 1597.
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Tiraboschi, t. vii. pt. ii. p. 411.
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"Franciscus Patricius, novam veram integram de universis conditurus philosophiam, sequentia uti verissima prænuntiare est ausus. Prænunciata ordine persecutus, divinis oraculis, geometricis rationibus, clarissimisque experimentis comprobavit.
His other works are
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Tiraboschi, t. vii. pt. ii. p. 411.
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Tenneman, ix. 148.
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Tenneman, ix. 167.
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Agrippa,
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Written in 1526.
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Philip Aurelius Theophrastus Bombastus von Hohenheim, also called Paracelsus Eremita, born at Einsiedlen in Switzerland, in 1493.
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Tenneman, ix. 221.
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Tenneman, ix. 265.
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Bernardini Telesii Consentini
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I take this account from Tenneman: this Proem was omitted in subsequent editions of Telesius, and is not in the one which I have consulted. Tenneman,
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Proem.
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"De Principiis atque Originibus secundum fabulas Cupidinis et Cœli: sive Parmenidis et Telesii et præcipuè Democriti Philosophia tractata in Fabula de Cupidine."
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"Talia sunt qualia possunt esse ea quæ ab intellectu sibi permisso, nec ab experimentis continenter et gradatim sublevato, profecta videntur."
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Thom. Campanella
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Tenneman, ix. 305.
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Tenneman, ix. 108.
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Tenneman, ix. 420. "Quæcunque ab Aristotele dicta essent commenticia esse." Freigius,
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Rami,
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See
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Tenneman, ix. 230.
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Tenneman, ix. 246.
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Melancthon,
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His works have never been published, and exist in manuscript in the library of the Institute at Paris. Some extracts were published by Venturi,
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Leonardo died in 1520, at the age of 78.
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Paul III. in 1543.
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Born 1537, died 1619.
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Fabricius,
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p. 199.
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Gulielmi Gilberti,
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Pref.
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B. i. Aph. 64.
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Vol. ix. 185.
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B. iii. c. 4.
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Drinkwater's
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