Species

42 Species In Tract 2, he begins with the Quadrupeds, since these are the class of animals from which the most signicant domest ...

The Medieval Bridge 43 nearly all can be identied with a modern species.^54 Nevertheless, Albert did list in Book VII 54–64, v ...

44 Species When he does discuss the more general sense of species, he repeats the stan- dard view, although he makes an interest ...

The Medieval Bridge 45 Amundson, Ron. 2005. The Changing Role of The Embryo in Evolutionary Biology: Structure and Synthesis. Ca ...

46 Species —. 1980. Albertus Magnus and medieval herbalism. In Albertus Magnus and the Sciences: Commemorative Essays, edited by ...

47 3 Species and the Birth of Modern Science NICHOLAS OF CUSA: CONTRACTED SPECIES Nicholas of Cusa (1401–1464) in his On learned ...

48 Species For example, dogs and the other animals of the same species are united by virtue of the common specic nature which i ...

Species and the Birth of Modern Science 49 species of the superordinate genus, “so that there is one continuous and perfect uni- ...

50 Species which is the species that is purely of the genus, with no dening essences other than those of the genus.^15 God is, ...

Species and the Birth of Modern Science 51 A FIGURE 3.1 Representations of the Great Chain. A. Raymond Lull’s chain of being con ...

52 Species The Great Chain view consisted of several related theses held in varying ways by its adherents. One of these, named b ...

Species and the Birth of Modern Science 53 In short, everything that can be, is, and the world is made to be everything it can b ...

54 Species His philosophy inuenced many biologists; especially in this context Bonnet, as we shall discuss in the next chapter. ...

Species and the Birth of Modern Science 55 P. RAMI DIALECTICA. TABVLA GENERALIS. Artifi- ciale. Logicæ partes duæ sunt. IVDICIVM ...

56 Species Ramus seems to think that the general term (genus) is an answer to a given ques- tion of the constitution (species) o ...

Species and the Birth of Modern Science 57 And because Noah took care of the animals and gave them food which was kept in the ap ...

58 Species Thus began the tradition of treating the scriptural texts realistically rather than allegorically, in the Christian t ...

Species and the Birth of Modern Science 59 TABLE 3.3 Buteo’s List of Beasts on the Ark Animals That Eat Forage and Grain Animals ...

60 Species Wee also see it daily that the natures of fruits are changed by transplantation, some to better, some to worse, espec ...

Species and the Birth of Modern Science 61 The Serpentine-kind, Snake, Viper, Slow-worm, Lizard, Frog, Toa d, might have suf- c ...