- survive. The most
famous of
these is the
lavishly illustrated Vienna Dioscurides,
produced in
Constantinople in 512/513 AD.
Densely illustrated Arabic...
- that
there was a
tradition based on
Dioscurides' life
portrait that the
images are
based on. In
front of
Dioscurides is an artist,
seated at a
lower level...
-
Dioscurides only
features plants. It
should also be
noted that
instead of five volumes, the
Naples Dioscurides is only one.
Unlike other Dioscurides,...
- great-grandfather,
Theodosius II, in the
early 5th century. The
Naples Dioscurides and
Morgan Dioscurides are
somewhat later Byzantine m****cripts in Gr****,
while other...
- the gem
cutter who
created Gemma Augustea was
either Dioscurides or one of his disciples.
Dioscurides was
Caesar Augustus’
favorite gem cutter, and his work...
- "delightful liquid" that such late
writers as Athenaeus,
Paulus and
Dioscurides employ it as a
technical term in
contexts of cookery, medicine, and botany...
-
illustrations closely reflect those in the
Vienna Dioscurides. Many of the
illustrations in the
Morgan Dioscurides resemble those in the
Juliana Anicia Codex...
- Page from the 6th-century
Vienna Dioscurides, an
illuminated version of the 1st-century De
Materia Medica...
-
Dioscurides or
Dioskourides (Gr****: Διοσκουρίδης, fl. 314–313 BC) was a
nephew of
Antigonus I
Monophthalmus and
admiral during the Wars of the Diadochi...
-
Horticultural Society.
Retrieved 17 May 2020.
Early Modern translators of
Dioscurides offered various names. "Pliny on
Thlaspi or
Persicon napy H.N. i. 37...
