Paracelsus (Theophrastus Bombast von Hohenheim, 1493-1541), Cosmological and Meteorological Writings /

Paracelsus (1493-1541) stands at a crossroads associated with the Renaissance and Reformation. His cosmological-meteorological writings exemplify the turning point that concluded the older worldview and opened fresh avenues. His nature philosophy is inseparable from his medicine. This volume encompa...

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Published: Leiden ; Boston : Brill, 2024.

Series: Aries Book Series ; 36
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505 0 |t Abbreviations -- Introduction to the Paracelsian Cosmological Writings --  1 Pre-modern Cosmology --  2 Paracelsian Cosmology and Meteorology --  3 Meteorology in the Time of Paracelsus --  4 The Problems of Authenticity --  5 Methodology --  6 Summaries of the Writings in This Volume --  7 Questions posed by the authentic writings -- Texts and Translations -- I Philosophia ad Athenienses (Philosophy for the Athenians) --  Preface to the Second Paras of Prince Theophrastus --  [The First Book.] Texts 1-24 --  Conclusion of the Second Paras of the Prince Theophrastus --  Preface to the Third Paras of the great Prince Theophrastus --  [The Second Book.] Texts 1-23 --  Conclusion of the Third Paras of Prince Theophrastus. --  Preface to the Fourth Paras of Prince Theophrastus. --  [The Third Book.] Texts 1-6 -- II Philosophia de Generationibus et Fructibus quatuor Elementorum (Philosophy of the Elements) --  Book One. On the element of air (sections 1-12) --  Book Two. On the element of fire --  Book Three. On the Element of Earth --  Book Four. On the element of water together with its fruits -- III Liber Meteororum (De Meteoris: The Book of the Meteors) --  [Preface] --  1 On the elementated father and mother --  2 On the prime matter of the heavens and the stars --  3 On the prime matter of the stars and on their essences --  4 About the living species in the stars --  5 On the generation of winds --  6 On the generation of rains --  7 On congelation --  8 On the lightning bolt --  9 On extraneous things --  10 On exhalations -- IV [Another Account of the Meteora ] --  Book One --  Book Two. Concerning coagulated impressions --  Book Three --  Book Four --  Book Five -- V [Another Book on Meteors] --  Prologue to the Books of Meteors --  Second Prologue --  The First Book of Meteors. The First Volume: On the Element of Air --  The Third Book of Meteors: On the Meteoric Phenomena Stemming from the Element of Fire, and their Impressions -- VI Other Meteorological Fragments --  Concerning hoarfrost --  Chapter concerning dew --  Concerning winds --  Chapter concerning lightning and thunder --  A Fragment from another Book of Meteors, concerning the rainbow --  Alternate concerning the rainbow --  Concerning comets --  Concerning rain --  [A Table of Celestial Impressions] -- VII The Fifth Book of the Natural Waters: Concerning Falling Waters --  The First Treatise --  The Third Treatise -- Bibliography -- General Index -- Index of Proper Names -- Index of Scriptural Citations. 
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