- The
Parva Naturalia (a
conventional Latin title first used by
Giles of Rome: "short
treatises on nature") are a
collection of
seven works by Aristotle...
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Minima naturalia ("natural minima") were
theorized by
Aristotle as the
smallest parts into
which a
homogeneous natural substance (e.g., flesh, bone, or...
-
treatises that make up Aristotle's
Parva Naturalia. In
comparison to the
first five
treatises of the
Parva Naturalia, this one and On
Length and Shortness...
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chapel at Mátraszőlős.
Locality Mátraszõlõs I.].
Folia Historico Naturalia Musei Matraensis. 23: 33–78. Gál, Erika; Hír, János; Kessler, Eugén; Kókay...
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Portsmouth Collection in the
University Library, Cambridge, 1978
edition naturalia non sunt
turpia What is
natural is not
dirty Based on Servius' commentary...
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philosopher Aristotle (384–322 BC): On the Soul and the
Parva Naturalia.
Aerobic and
anaerobic exercise have been
studied concerning cognitive...
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smaller Monop', Monop' Daily, Monop' Station, Monop' Beauty, and
Naturalia formats. It has a
presence in over 250
towns and
cities in
France and...
- (1980). "Fellatio and Irrumatio" in W. Bernard and C. Reitz (eds.).
Naturalia non
turpia (this work is one of a
series of
articles written by Krenkel...
- of Scholasticism, the
minima naturalia of
Aristotelianism received extensive consideration.
Speculation on
minima naturalia provided philosophical background...
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Meteorologica 391a [On the Universe] [De Mundo] 402a On the Soul De
Anima Parva Naturalia ("Little
Physical Treatises") 436a
Sense and
Sensibilia De
Sensu et Sensibilibus...
