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Wittenberg
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For discussion of Sennert's life, see A. Buchner, Panegyricus... (Wittenberg, 1638);
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Panegyricus
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Sennert
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Ch. C. Gillispie, New York
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H. Kangro, "Sennert", ed. Ch. C. Gillispie, Dictionary of Scientific Biography, (New York, 1975), 12:310-313.
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Dictionary of Scientific Biography
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, pp. 310-313
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Kangro, H.1
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Wittenberg, 1631, 1634; Lyons, 1645; Amsterdam, 1644, 1655; Wittenberg
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Epitome Institutionum Medicinae (Wittenberg, 1631, 1634; Lyons, 1645; Amsterdam, 1644, 1655; Wittenberg, 1664);
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Epitome Institutionum Medicinae
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Wittenberg, 1611, 1620, 1628; Paris, 1631; Wittenberg, 1633; Paris, 1637; Wittenberg 1646
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Institutionum Medicinae libri V (Wittenberg, 1611, 1620, 1628; Paris, 1631; Wittenberg, 1633; Paris, 1637; Wittenberg 1646, 1667);
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Institutionum Medicinae Libri V
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Wittenberg, 1618, 1624; Oxford, 1632; Wittenberg and Paris, 1633; Venice, 1641; Frankfurt, 1650; Amsterdam, 1651; Oxford, 1653, 1664
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Epitome Naturalis Scientiae (Wittenberg, 1618, 1624; Oxford, 1632; Wittenberg and Paris, 1633; Venice, 1641; Frankfurt, 1650; Amsterdam, 1651; Oxford, 1653, 1664, 1682);
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Epitome Naturalis Scientiae
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Paris, 1641; Venice, 1641; Lyons, 1650; Venice, 1651; Lyons, Sennert's Opera Omnia, 3 vols., Lyons, 1650, will be cited hereafter as "O"
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Opera Omnia (Paris, 1641; Venice, 1641; Lyons, 1650; Venice, 1651; Lyons, 1676). (Sennert's Opera Omnia, 3 vols., Lyons, 1650, will be cited hereafter as "O").
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Opera Omnia
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transl. A. Cole and N. Culpeper London
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Thirteen Books of Natural Philosophy, transl. A. Cole and N. Culpeper (London, 1659);
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Thirteen Books of Natural Philosophy
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Hamburg and Leipzig, esp. 439-441
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for a discussion of Sennert's iatrochemical context, and Sennert's views on chemistry. On Sennert's suggestion of enduring atoms in a brief passage of the 1619 edition of De Chymicorum, see K. Lasswitz, Geschichte der Atomistik vom Mittelalter bis Newton, (Hamburg and Leipzig, 1890), 1:436-454, esp. 439-441.
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Geschichte der Atomistik Vom Mittelalter bis Newton
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, pp. 436-454
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On the impact of chemistry on Sennert's matter theory, see esp. Ch. Meinel, "Early Seventeenth-Century Atomism: Theory, Epistemology, and the Insufficiency of Experiment", Isis 79(1988), 68-103;
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Isis
, vol.79
, pp. 68-103
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W. R. Newman, "The Alchemical Sources of Robert Boyle's Corpuscular Philosophy", Annals of Science, 53 (1996) 567-585.
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Annals of Science
, vol.53
, pp. 567-585
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R. Ariew, "Scipion Dupleix et l'anti-thomisme au XVIIe siecle", Corpus, 20/21(1992), 295-307.
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Corpus
, vol.20-21
, pp. 295-307
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For discussion of this controversy, with detailed consideration of the Thomistic opponents of pluralism, see F. J. Roensch, Early Thomistic School (Dubuque, Iowa, 1964).
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Averroes and the plurality of forms
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For discussion of this Franciscan tradition and of this controversy in the medieval period, see my paper: "Averroes and the Plurality of Forms", Franciscan Studies 52(1992), 155-182.
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Franciscan Studies
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, pp. 155-182
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Oxford, Cited hereafter as "ENS"
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The transformation of galenism
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Berkeley, etc.
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See also L. S. King, "The Transformation of Galenism", Medicine in Seventeenth Century England (Berkeley, etc., 1974), 7-32, who discusses Sennert's hierarchical account of forms, which, he says, Sennert in his analysis of atoms "extends and elaborates" (p. 27); but King, attributing this principally to Sennert's Galenism, concludes: "Seventeenth-century corpuscular philosophy can, I believe, be considered the lineal descendent of Galenic teachings as modified through the centuries" (p. 31).
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Medicine in Seventeenth Century England
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The Modern Schoolman
, vol.73
, pp. 159-172
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B. Meisner, Philosophia Sobria (Wittenberg, 1614), 519, says: "Sic unus homo unam habet formam, nempe specificam, quae est anima rationalis; multas tamen habet genericas, ut animam sentientem, vegetantem, formam mixti, & c"
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Philosophia Sobria
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Ch. Scheibler, Liber de anima (Giessen, 1614), 35, says (as does Sennert): "Zabaraella tamen minus absurdum putat, sive tres sive decern sive centum ponantur formae in eodem composito, de fac. an. cap. 8. & confirmat hanc sententiam de gener. & inter, cap 2. inde, quia in homine duo distincti & contrarii sunt motus, anima, iis ut progressio, & naturalis, quando motu recto cadit de turri. Ubi dici non potest quod hic motus sit ab anima, quia 1. anima movet per nervos, & 2. non movet per gravitatem. Cui rationi addo ego hanc. Si homo non habet plures formas. Ergo homo non erit corpus, non animal, non mixtum, quia haec omnia sunt per suas formas, id quod sunt. Si ergo haec universalia sint in homine, necesse est, ut etiam eorum formae sint in homine"
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Liber de Anima
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The Aristotelians of Renaissance Italy
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Iorio, D.A.1
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Ch. Schmitt and Q. Skinner Cambridge
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and R. Kessler, "The Intellective Soul", in The Cambridge History of Renaissance Philosophy, ed. Ch. Schmitt and Q. Skinner (Cambridge, 1988), 530, supporting a like view, says that Zabarella "rejected Neoplatonic tendencies in interpreting Aristotle"
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The Cambridge History of Renaissance Philosophy
, pp. 530
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Geneva
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or Franciscus Bonnaeus, who, considering whether "in the same composite there exists a plurality of substantial forms", states: "Thomas, with his sect, deny it; we believe rather Averroes and the Greek interpreters, who affirm it" ("In eodem vero composito an plures formae consistere valeant, inter Philosophos agitatum est. Thomas, cum suis sectatoribus, negat; nos Averrio, & Graecis inter-Pretibus affirmantibus magis credimus"). F. Bonnaeus, "De Formis Rerum Naturalium Substantialibus", Theses Physicae (Geneva, 1612), 7.
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Cf. A. Achillini, De Elementis (Bologna, 1505), for support of the pluralistic view that prime matter is substantive and extended, (p. 102a) and for a similar "Averroist" account of how mixed bodies arise from the elements by their breaking up into particles and their reduction to a middle state (pp. 116-119).
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De Elementis
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Psyche and Soma in the History of Philosophy and Medicine
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"From Aristotelian Pluralism to Early Modern Dualism: Descartes and Gassendi on Matter and Mind", ed. S. Brown, The Medieval Foundation of Modern Philosophy (Brepols, forthcoming, 1997).
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The Medieval Foundation of Modern Philosophy
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For a summary account of conflicting Aristotelian views of the generation of living things, cf. S. Dupleix, La Logique, La Physique, La Metaphysique, & L'Ethyque (Rouen, 1640), 363-372.
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La Logique, la Physique, la Metaphysique, & l'Ethyque
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