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The Summary of Physics Restored
A Fresh English Translation from the Complete 1653 Latin Enchiridion
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Subject Index
English
Subject Index
Entries link to stable passages and study features. Numbers identify canons, not pages of the modern edition.
Act and Potency
Air
Arcanum, Companion Work
historical title, source note.
Archetype
Aristotle
original preface, 14, 15.
Art
Authority
Body
Boundaries of Philosophy
Cause
Chain of the World
Chaos
Concord
Corruption
Creation
D’Espagnet, Attribution
edition statement, source record.
Dry Water
Earth
Elements
English Printing, 1651
Epigram
Ether
Fire
Form
Generation
Genesis
Glass
God
Harmony
Heat, Innate
Heaven, Continuous
Hermes and Trismegistus
Human Being as Compendium
Intellect
Judgment
Jupiter and Pallas
Light
Love
Magnetic Love
62.
Matrix
Matter, First
Mercury
65.
Moisture, Radical
Moon and Its Inhabitants
Motion
Music
Natural Philosophy, Meaning Of
Nature
Plato
Printing Irregularities
translation policy, 22, 27, 43.
Privation
Public Domain
Quality
Restoration
Salt
Salt and Ashes
Seasons
Seed
Soul
Spirit
Spontaneous Generation
Sun
Symbolic Reading
Temperament
Trinity
35.
Uncertainty and Probability
Universe as Commonwealth
Venus, Birth Of
Water
Will
Worlds, Plurality Of
Socrates
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Socrates will begin with this book and its sources.About This Reading Edition
The complete 1653 Enchiridion physicae restitutae, conventionally attributed to Jean d’Espagnet, with Latin and a fresh English translation, all 245 canons, the title and maxim, address to students, epigram, original marginalia, 140 modern annotations and the complete supplied Diotimos study apparatus.
Historical Text and Translation
Anonymous, Enchiridion physicae restitutae. Geneva: Jean-Antoine and Samuel de Tournes, 1653. ETH-Bibliothek Zürich, Rar 4790; digitised by e-rara, doi:10.3931/e-rara-21407. Conventionally attributed to Jean d’Espagnet; the original title page is anonymous.
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