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

Dates: Names: Dates (Wide): Names:

Corpus (Breath,

Physiognomy, Problems),

Aristullos, Be ̄rossos,

Daimakhos of Plataia,

Dalio ̄n (Geog.), Damas,

De ̄me ̄trios (of Athens?),

De ̄modamas, Dikaiarkhos,

Diodo ̄ros of Iasos,

Dionusios (Astron.),

Dionusios (Geog.),

Dionusios of Ephesos,

Dionusios son of

Oxumakhos, Diphilos of

Siphnos, Epicurus, Euclid,

Euclidean Sectio Canonis,

Eude ̄mos of Alexandria,

Eude ̄mos of Rhodes,

Hagnodike ̄, He ̄ge ̄sias of

Magnesia, Hekataios of

Abde ̄ra, He ̄rakleide ̄s

“Kritikos,” He ̄rophilos,

Hiero ̄n II, Hiero ̄numos of

Kardia, Hipponikos,

Idomeneus, Kallianax,

Khrusippos of Knidos

(Med. II), Kineas,

Kleanthe ̄s, Klearkhos,

Kleophantos, Ko ̄lo ̄te ̄s,

Kte ̄sibios, Lasos, Luko ̄n of

Troas, Lusimakhos of

Macedon, Manetho ̄n of

Sebennutos, Me ̄deios,

Megasthene ̄s, Me ̄trodo ̄ros

of Lampsakos, Mursilos,

Nikias of Mile ̄tos,

Noume ̄nios of He ̄rakleia,

Numphis, Ophio ̄n, P.

Hibeh, P. Hibeh 1.27,

Parmenio ̄n, Patrokle ̄s,

Pheidias, Philo ̄n (Geog.),

Polemo ̄n of Athens,

Poluainos, Polustratos,

Poseidippos, Praxagoras,

Purgotele ̄s, Purrhos of

Samos, Age ̄sias, Aiskhine ̄s,

Aiskhrio ̄n, Aiskhulide ̄s,

Akesias, Akhaios,

Alexander (Geog.),

Alexander of Lukaia,

Alexias, Alkimakhos,

Amphilokhos, Amphio ̄n,

Amuntas (Geog.),

Anakreo ̄n (Astron.),

Anaxipolis, Androitas,

Andro ̄n (Pharm.),

Andronikos (Med.),

Antigonos (Med.),

Antigonos of Kume ̄,

Antipatros (of Tarsos?),

Apelle ̄s (of Thasos?),

Apellis, Apollodo ̄ros

(Med.), Apollodo ̄ros of

Kition, Apollodo ̄ros of

Taras, Apollo ̄nios

Glaukos, Apollo ̄nios of

Aphrodisias, Apollo ̄nios

of Pergamon (Agric.),

Apollo ̄nios of Pitane ̄,

Apollo ̄nios of Tarsos,

Apollo ̄nios “Ophis,”

Apollophane ̄s of Nisibis,

Aristaios, Aristanax,

Aristandros of Athens,

Aristeide ̄s (Paradox.),

Aristeide ̄s of Samos,

Aristoboulos,

Aristode ̄mos, Aristolaos,

Aristomakhos of Soloi,

Aristombrotos,

Aristomene ̄s,

Aristophane ̄s,

Aristophane ̄s of Mallos,

Aristophilos of Plataia,

Aristotelian Corpus

(Colors, HA 10,

Me ̄khanika, Sounds,

Winds), Aristotle (pseudo:

Mirab.), Arkhelaos

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