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Physiognomonics (Gr****: Φυσιογνωμονικά; Latin: Physiognomonica) is an
Ancient Gr**** pseudo-Aristotelian
treatise on
physiognomy attributed to Aristotle...
- in
natural total idiots it is very diminished". Pseudo-Aristotle, in
Physiognomica,
stated that the
forehead is
governed by Mars. A low and
little forehead...
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common in
classical antiquity. For example, it is
found in e.g.
Physiognomica, a Gr****
treatise dated to c. 300 BC. The
transmission of the "color...
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Karamanli author named Anastasios Karakioulaphis translated Aristotle's
Physiognomica from Gr**** to Karamanli.
Other translations include Confucius' works...
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letter by
Theodor Christoph Goclenius]
Physiognomica &
Chiromantica Specialia,
Frankfurt 1625,
Halle 1652
Physiognomica Et
Chiromantica Specialia, Hamburg...
- be
choleric and apt to be
unrestrained in
following his desires'. In
physiognomica Aristotelis commentarii. This is a very long
commentary on the very...
- the soul,
which imagines,
deliberates and judges." His
Dissertatio Physiognomica provided the
supporting argument in 1713. He
opposed alternative locations...
- J.
Valder Basel Edited by
Simon Grynaeus. 1540
Adamantius Judaeus,
Physiognomica Paris 1541 Prisci**** Lydus,
Metaphrasis in
Theophrastum Johannes Oporinus...
