- (physician), Gr****
doctor at the
court of
Theodoric the
Great and
author of De
observatione ciborum ("On the
Observance of Foods")
Anthimos Gazis (1758–1828), a...
- that of the
Frankish king
Theuderic I,
noted for his
authorship of De
observatione ciborum ("On the
Observance of Foods"), a
valuable source for Late Latin...
- same time by
Flaccus Pompeius. The
early sixth-century m****cript De
observatione ciborum (On the
Observance of Foods) by
Anthimus implies that pistacia...
- the 17th century. At the end of
Antiquity cabbage is
mentioned in De
observatione ciborum ("On the
Observance of Foods") by Anthimus, a Gr****
doctor at...
- Jadāvil-i Mavāzi' S̱avābit, sive,
Tabulae Long. ac Lat.
Stellarum Fixarum ex
Observatione Ulugh Beighi and
reprinted in 1767 by G. Sharpe. More
recent editions...
- Chartres. 1870
Anthimus Berlin Edited by
Valentin Rose. His
treatise De
observatione ciborum is
found in a more
general collection titled Anecdota Graeca...
- Jadāvil-i Mavāzi' S̱avābit, sive,
Tabulae Long. ac Lat.
Stellarum Fixarum ex
Observatione Ulugh Beighi, by
Gregory Sharpe in 1767, and in 1843 by
Francis Baily...
- . the
kirke within this
kingdome is now
purged of all
superstitious observatione of dayes...
thairfor the
saidis estatis have
dischairged and
simply dischairges...
- see
especially page 22. From page 22: "Sit p
locus Objecti alicujus ex
Observatione prima definitus, … ejus loco
tutissime haberi potest." (Let p be the...
-
Siena in 1779, and his
pupil Paolo Mascagni would take his position. His
Observatione Anatomiche was
published in
Lucca in 1733. Scifoni,
Felice (1849). Dizionario...
