- (reigned 413–399 BC). He was one of the
founders of the
Dogmatic school (
Dogmatici) of medicine, and is
several times highly praised by Galen, who calls...
- of Doctor. S.
Anselmi Theologia,
commentariis et dis****tionibus tum
dogmaticis tum
scholasticis illustrata (Salamanca, 1678–81, 2d ed. Rome, 1688–90)...
- The
Dogmatic school of
medicine (Dogmatics, or
Dogmatici, Gr****: Δογματικοί) was a
school of
medicine in
ancient Greece and Rome. They were the oldest...
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Ferdinand (1861). De
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Philosophia Naturalis:
Biologia et Psychologia; IIIa: Metaphysica.)
Tractatus dogmatici, 3 vols. ("Dogmatic Treatises," a
course on
theology organized as a commentary...
- "anatomy" to
describe the study. He
belonged to the
medical sect of the
Dogmatici, and
wrote several medical works, of
which only the
titles and some fragments...
-
reliquie liturgiche ambrosiane e romane, con un
excursus sui
frammenti dogmatici ariani del Mai.
Studi e Testi, 7. Roma:
Tipografia Vaticana. Mercati,...
-
Theses theologicae elementa doctrinae sanctioris ad
ductum breviarii dogmatici Io. Anastas.
Freylinghausen complexae. Waisenhaus,
Halle 1746. (online...
- a
certain mixture of the
doctrines of the Methodici, and even of the
Dogmatici. The
Rerum Medicarum Libri Quatuor, or "Medical
Matters in Four Books"...
-
moralis (in Latin). P. J. Hanicq. pp. 350. Hugon, Édouard (1931).
Tractatus dogmatici (in Latin). De
sacramentis in
communi et in speciali, De baptismo: Lethielleux...
