- The
Theorica (Gr****: Θεωρικά), also
called the
Theoric Fund or
Festival Fund, was the name for the fund of
monies in
ancient Athens expended on festivals...
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Theorica is a
genus of
moths belonging to the
family Tortricidae.
Theorica lamyra (Meyrick, 1911)
Theorica secunda Kuznetzov, 1997 List of Tortricidae...
- Bologna:
Giovanni Antonio Benedetti. 1500. In
theoricas planetarum, Venice, 1513. In
spheram ac
theoricas preclarissima commentaria (in Latin). Milano:...
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Doctrina theorica. 1,
Physica coelestis (in Latin). Vol. 4. Linz:
Gottfried Tambach. 1622.
Epitome astronomiae Copernicanae. 5–7,
Doctrina theorica (in Latin)...
- Jubal,
Pythagoras and
Philolaus engaged in
theoretical investigations, in a
woodcut from
Franchinus Gaffurius,
Theorica musicæ (1492)...
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Other treatises attributed to the "Second Gerard"
include the
Theoria or
Theorica planetarum, and
versions of Avicenna’s
Canon of Medicine— the
basis of...
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Viennensem et
Cracoviensem adversus Gerardi Cremonensis in
planetarum theoricas deliramenta)
Ernst Zinner:
Leben und
Wirken des Joh. Müller von Königsberg...
- to
learn his art. The
major treatises of his
years in
Milan are three:
Theorica musicae (1492),
Practica musicae (1496), and De
harmonia musicorum instrumentorum...
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medical art") of Ali ibn al-Abbas al-Majusi. A
distinction is made
between theorica and practica, as it has been made
before in the so-called
Isagoge Johannitii...
- and J.
Knapton [and 18 others], 1728, vol. 1.
Planetary Latitudes, the
Theorica Gerardi, and Regiomont****,
Claudia Kren, Isis, 68, #2 (June 1977), pp...
