10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ISAGOGE»
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isagoge in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
isagoge and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Constantine the African and ʻAlī Ibn Al-ʻAbbās Al-Maǧūsī: ...
CONST ANTINE THE AFRICAN AND MONTE CASSINO: NEW ELEMENTS AND
THE TEXT OF THE ISAGOGE * Francis Newton The earliest Latin translation of
the Masd'ilfi t-tibh of Hunayn ibn Ishaq dates from the latter part of the eleventh ...
Charles S. F. Burnett, Danielle Jacquart, 1994
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The Classical Tradition
Certainly from the Stoics onward, eisagoge became an established title, for
example, in medicine (pseudo-Galen, Isagoge, or the Doctor), mathematics (
Nicomachus' Isagoge to Mathematics), music (Cleonides' Isagoge to Music),
philosophy ...
Anthony Grafton, Glenn W Most, Salvatore Settis, 2010
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French Books III & IV: Books published in France before 1601 ...
Adjecta est ad finem hujus dialectica institutionis, Isagoge in X praedicamenta
Aristotelis. Lyon, excudebat Jean Barbou apud Guillaume de Guelques, 1537. 8o
. O95. 59662 Caesarius, Johannes. Aristoteles; Murmel, Johannes. Dialectica.
Andrew Pettegree, Malcolm Walsby, 2011
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Isagoge: An Introductory Discourse on the Nature of Spirits
THIS 40 PAGE ARTICLE WAS EXTRACTED FROM THE BOOK: Fourth Book of Occult Philosophy, by Henry Cornelius Agrippa. To purchase the entire book, please order ISBN 1564591700.
Henry Cornelius Agrippa, Georg Pictorius Villinganus, 2010
The Logical Tradition The significance of Porphyry's modest Isagoge is
determined largely by the controversy over universals that arose during the
middle ages and by the metaphysics developed with the aid of Aristotelian logic.
The Isagoge ...
Porphyry, Edward W. Warren, 1975
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German Lexicography in the European Context: A Descriptive ...
2 and 3), but they are in part differently defined. — RISM (1971), 258. — Edition
of the appendix: Eggebrecht (1957). 503 Demantius, [Johann] Christoph: Isagoge
artis musicae (Freiberg 1650) ISAGOGE ¡ ARTIS MUSICAz ¡ AD INCIPIENTIUM ...
William Jervis Jones, 2000
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Reading Renaissance Music Theory: Hearing with the Eyes
The importance of the Dodecachordon's format as a marker of the intellectual
arena to which it aspires is vividly illustrated by a comparison with Glarean's first
printed book on music, the Isagoge in musicen,2 an upright quarto with a
traditional ...
Cristle Collins Judd, 2006
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Medieval Medicine: A Reader
Bartholomaeus of Salerno (fl. ca 1175) composed one of the first commentaries
on all five parts of the original articella anthology (Joannitius's isagoge,
Hippocrates's aphorisms and Prognosis, Theophilus's on urines, and Philaretus's
on ...
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Medieval Commentaries on Aristotle's Categories
... studies the classified things themselves.105 This last description, in particular,
is quite troubling, and according to the way Albert himself understands logic, it
might be like saying that the Isagoge is a logical treatise but the Categories is not!
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The Many Roots of Medieval Logic: The Aristotelian and the ...
The second reason lies in the fact that Eriugena's ontology is based on the
categories understood in a Porphyrian way, as the principles of multiplicity,14
and on the division of substance known as Porphyry's Tree (Isagoge 4: 21-25
and 5: 1-5).
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ISAGOGE»
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isagoge is used in the context of the following news items.
Letter pressed: Inside the national spelling bee
In the second onstage round, he similarly sailed through "isagoge" — an introduction, especially a scholarly introduction, to a field of study or ... «azcentral.com, Jun 15»
Super spellers
Marcus Behling of Chandler, Arizona, ponders the word 'isagoge' during the third round of the 88th annual Scripps National Spelling Bee at ... «Reuters, May 15»
Words, not with friends: Arizona kids sweat out National Spelling Bee
But this time, the two kids before him both misspelled their words before Bailly gave him his word – isagoge, an introduction to a scholarly work. «Cronkite News, May 15»
Book review: Laughter in Ancient Rome - Mary Beard
... commentator, known only as David, erroneously added in a study of Porphyry's Isagoge that he also considered herons capable of a chuckle. «Scotsman, Jun 14»
Forget folk remedies, Medieval Europe spawned a golden age of …
The five texts were the Isagoge (or “Introduction”) of Johanittius (an Arab Christian), the Aphorisms and Prognostics of Hippocrates, On Urines ... «The Conversation, May 14»
Why Can't We Agree on How to Pronounce Doge?
So we're left with eight possible words to use as analogies: anagoge, apagoge, epagoge, gamboge, horologe, isagoge, loge, and paragoge. «Slate Magazine, Feb 14»
Why so many people struggle with doge
So we're left with eight possible words to use as analogies: anagoge, apagoge, epagoge, gamboge, horologe, isagoge, loge, and paragoge. «The Week Magazine, Feb 14»
Illuminating Philosophy
This two-volume Latin edition of the works of Aristotle (plus Porphyry's "Isagoge") was published in Venice in 1483, and is a special copy ... «Wall Street Journal, Jun 12»
Email IMPORTANT BOOKS, ATLASES, AND MANUSCRIPTS …
In the fields of modern astronomy are found Petrus Apianus's Isagoge, 1521 (estimate: $10,000-15,000) and Galileo Galilei's Trattato, 1656 in a ... «ArtfixDaily, Apr 12»
Brainy bunch cast a magic spell
... kurta, escritoire, hydrargyrum, blancmange, baignoire, huisache, ecossaise, diacoele, bouquiniste, isagoge, phoresy and, finally, laodicean. «Sydney Morning Herald, Jun 09»
