The Encyclopedia of Ancient Natural Scientists: The Greek tradition and its many heirs

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composed recipes for a wound poultice preserved by P 34.104 and a skin plaster
quoted by A (in Gale ̄n CMGen 4.14 [13.926 K.]).


RE S.11 (1968) 1020–1022, M. Michler; Michler (1968) 48, 98–99.
GLIM


Numphodo ̄ros of Surakousai (230 – 190 BCE)


Composed Periploi and Peri to ̄n en Sikeliai thaumazomeno ̄n. The former work was divided into
sections, one of which was entitled Periplous te ̄s Asias. A selection Peri to ̄n en Sardiniai
thaumazomeno ̄n possibly completed his oeuvre. Numphodo ̄ros perhaps composed his para-
doxographical writings from the most interesting paradoxographical material in his travel
compilation. The few extant fragments treat anthropological and zoological themes.


Ed.: FGrHist 572; PGR 112 – 115.
RE 18.3 (1949) 1137–1166 (§12, 1149), K. Ziegler; Giannini (1964) 119–120; KP 4 (1972) 217 (#1),
W. Spoerri; OCD3 1055 – 1056, K. Meister; BNP 9 (2006) 927–928 (#1), H.A. Gärtner.
Jan Bollansée, Karen Haegemans, and Guido Schepens


NUMPHODO ̄ROS OF SURAKOUSAI
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