10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HIRCOCERVUS»
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hircocervus in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Aristotle's Theory of Language and Its Tradition: Texts from ...
Whether absolutely or temporally, that is: either not designating the time, like '
hircocervus non albus', or designating the time, like 'hircocervus currens' or '
hircocervus non currens', 'hircocervus currit' or 'hircocervus non cur- rit'. But
Boethius ...
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The Organon, or Logical treatises, of Aristotle: With the ...
So also it may be shown that the healthy is an object of science in that it is good,
or that hircocervus is an object of opinion, quoad its nonentity,3 or that man is
corruptible, so far as he is sensible, for in all super-predications, we ^•^"nnofoz- ...
Aristotle, Porphyry, 1853
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The Organon, or logical treatises: with the introd. of Porphyry
So also it may be shown that the healthy is an object of science in that it is good,
or that hircocervus is an object of opinion, quoad its nonentity,3 or that man is
corruptible, so far as he is sensible, for in all super-predications, we *«-«otii7cx»5
- ...
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The Organon, Or Logical Treatises of Aristotle with the ...
So also it may be shown that the healthy is an object of science in that it is good,
or that hircocervus is an object of opinion, quoad its nonentity,“ or that man is
corruptible, so far as he is sensible, for in all super-predications, we sgxy'mwi'
must ...
So also it may be shown that the healthy is an object of science in that it is good,
or that hircocervus is an object of opinion, quoad its nonentity,3 or that man is
corruptible, so far as he is sensible, for in all super-predications, we J»«
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Aristotle, Porphyry, 1853
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Henrici de Gandavo Opera Omnia:
secundum1... temporis] i. m. al. man. B 1358 hircocervus...1360 tempus] ARIST.,
De interpretatione, c. 1 (Transl. Boethii, ed. L. MINIO-PALUELLO, p. 6, 1-2; 16a
16-18: «Hircocervus enim significat aliquid, sed nondum verum vel falsum, si non
...
Henry (of Ghent), H. A. G. Braakhuis, Girard J. Etzkorn, 2010
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From Aristotle to Darwin and Back Again: A Journey in Final ...
28 [“Ce nouvel hircocervus”: actually, the hircocervus was a mythical animal, part
goat, part deer.] 29 On an important point Spencer obtained from Darwin a
change of vocabulary. He made the observation to Darwin that the expression ...
8
Latin-into-Hebrew: Texts and Studies: Volume One: Studies
species: chimaera, fligax, tragelaphus, and hircocervus.43 Confronted with these
bizarre words, Judah again resorts to transliteration; while he got the tragelaphus
right,fligax becamefligantis,andthechimaera has transmuted into a cimera (with ...
Resianne Fontaine, Gad Freudenthal, 2013
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Boethius on Mind, Grammar and Logic: A Study of Boethius' ...
A sign (signum) of this is [that]: 'a/ the goat-stag' (hircocervus) signifies something,
but it does not yet signify the true or false unless 'to be' or 'not to be' is added,
either simply or according to time.81 This is a part of chapter 1 of Peri
hermeneias ...
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Albert of Saxony's Twenty-Five Disputed Questions on Logic: ...
Et primo de istis nominibus: omnis, nullus, quae dicuntur signa universalia;
secundo, de istis nominibus: Antichristus, Adam, etc., quorum significata non sunt
; tertio, de nominibus figmentorum sicut 15 sunt ista: chimaera, hircocervus. 90.
Albertus de Saxonia, Michael James Fitzgerald, 2002
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HIRCOCERVUS»
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'Epicrisis' spells trouble for Seattle student
... of West Palm Beach, Fla., who put her hand over her mouth in disbelief when she spelled "hircocervus" (a legendary half-goat, half-stag). «KOMO News, May 09»
