Luxorius’ poem 302, written in Vandal Africa at the beginning of the VIth Century, about a physician named Marinus, who knew the principles of the methodical and the dogmatic School, becames more clear in its meaning if it is read with an eye to the history of the Schools of Medicine in the Roman Empire and to the works by Cassius Felix and Caelius Aurelianus and if we suppose a recall by the author to the famous anatomist Marinus of Alexandria.
Il contributo della medicina antica all'esegesi e al testo di Lussorio (c. 302, 1-6 Happ; con un'appendice sui vv. 7-14)
PAOLUCCI, Paola
2012
Abstract
Luxorius’ poem 302, written in Vandal Africa at the beginning of the VIth Century, about a physician named Marinus, who knew the principles of the methodical and the dogmatic School, becames more clear in its meaning if it is read with an eye to the history of the Schools of Medicine in the Roman Empire and to the works by Cassius Felix and Caelius Aurelianus and if we suppose a recall by the author to the famous anatomist Marinus of Alexandria.File in questo prodotto:
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