Isis Current Bibliography 2006, Vol. 97 - History of Science Society

d’Autrécourt. Études de Philosophie médievale 88.
(313 pp.) Paris: Vrin, 2005. ISBN: 2711617351.
1119. HASNAWI, Ahmad. “Le statut catégorial du
mouvement chez Avicenne : contexte grec et postérité
médiévale latine.” In MORELON and HASNAWI
[ref. 21], 607–622.
1120. HASNAWI, Ahmad. “Réflexions sur la terminologie
logique de Maïmonide et son contexte farabien
: le Guide des perplexes et le Traité de logique.”
In LÉVY and RASHED [ref. 909], 39–78.
1121. HYMAN, Arthur. “Maïmonide, partisan du
libre arbitre ou déterministe ?” In LÉVY and RASHED
[ref. 909], 131–142.
1122. KRAUSE, Andrej. “Die im Tractatus de primo
principio entwickelten ordine essentiales. Ihre Definition,
Verschiedenheit, Vollständigkeit und ihr ordnungstheoretischer
Status.” Phil. Natur. 42 (2005):
285–312.
1123. LAMBERTINI, Roberto. “Francis of Marchia
and William of Ockham: Fragments from a Dialogue.”
Vivarium 44 (2006): 184–204.
1124. MÖHLE, Hannes. Der Tractatus de Transcendentibus
des Franciscus de Mayronis. Recherches de
Théologie et Philosophie Médiévales. Bibliotheca,
7. (iii + 188 pp.; bibl.; index.) Leuven: Peeters
Publishers, 2004. ISBN: 9042913983.
On a work written by a 14th-century student of Duns Scotus.
1125. MÜLLER, Jörn. Natürliche Moral und philosophische
Ethik bei Albertus Magnus. Beiträge zur
Geschichte der Philosophie und Theologie des Mittelalters,
N. S., 59. (viii + 459 pp.; bibl.; index.)
Münster: Aschendorff, 2001. ISBN: 3402040123.
1126. OLIVER, Simon. “Robert Grosseteste on
Light, Truth and Experimentum.” Vivarium 42
(2004): 151–180.
“Seeks to place the experimentum and use of mathematics
in the wider context of his understanding of truth and
illumination.” (from the abstract)
1127. ROMBEIRO, Michael E. “Intelligible Species
in Some Late Thirteenth-Century Theories of Cognition.”
Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/03 (2005): 1027.
Dissertation at The Catholic University of America, 2005.
Adviser: White, Kevin. UMI pub. no. 3169871. 288 pp.
1128. SEESKIN, Kenneth. Maimonides on the Origin
of the World. (viii + 215 pp.; bibl.; index.) New York:
Cambridge Univ. Press, 2005. ISBN: 052184553X.
1129. THIJSSEN, J. M. M. H. “The Buridan School
Reassessed: John Buridan and Albert of Saxony.”
Vivarium 42 (2004): 18–42.
1130. TRIFOGLI, Cecilia. Liber tertius Physicorum
Aristotelis: repertorio delle questioni, commenti
inglesi, ca. 1250–1270. Subsidia al “Corpus
philosophorum Medii Aevi”, 13. (viii + 393 pp.;
bib.; index.) Firenze: SISMEL edizioni del Galluzzo,
2004. ISBN: 8884500397.
Reviews: [ref. R925]
1131. TRIFOGLI, Cecilia. “Thomas Wylton against
Minimal Times.” Part of a special issue on The
Reception of Aristotle’s Physical Works in the Middle
Ages [ref. 84]. Early Sci. Med. 8 (2003): 404–417.
1132. ZUPKO, Jack. “On Buridan’s Alleged Alexandrianism:
Heterodoxy and Natural Philosophy in
320. Medieval Western European contexts 59
Fourteenth-Century Paris.” Vivarium 42 (2004): 43–
57.
320-103. MATHEMATICS
1133. FOLKERTS, Menso. The Development of
Mathematics in Medieval Europe: The Arabs, Euclid,
Regiomontanus. Variorum Collected Studies
Series. (1 vol.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Aldershot: Ashgate
Variorum, 2006. ISBN: 0860789578.
1134. GALONNIER, Alain. “Boèce et les Éléments
d’Euclide : quel maillon dans la chaîne des savoirs ?”
In MORELON and HASNAWI [ref. 21], 437–477.
1135. HØYRUP, Jens. “Leonardo Fibonacci and
Abbaco Culture. A Proposal to Invert the Roles.” Rev.
Hist. Math. 11 (2005): 23–56.
1136. KOHLER, George. “Medieval Infinities in
Mathematics and the Contribution of Gersonides.”
Hist. Phil. Quart. 23 (2006): 95–116.
1137. LABARTHE, Marie-Hélène. “Les règles de
compagnie, dans les premières arithmétiques imprimées
des Espagnes : de la règle marchande à
l’outil mathématique.” Rev. Hist. Math. 11 (2005):
257–313.
1138. LÉVY, Tony. “Maïmonide et les sciences
mathématiques.” In LÉVY and RASHED [ref. 909],
219–252.
1139. MAGNUS, Albertus, and Anthony LO BELLO.
The Commentary of Albertus Magnus on Book I of
Euclid’s Elements of Geometry. Edited by Anthony
LO BELLO. Ancient Mediterranean and Medieval
Texts and Contexts, Medieval Philosophy, Mathematics
and Science, 3. (xxxvii + 313 pp.; ill.; bibl.)
Boston: Brill Academic, 2003. ISBN: 0391041916.
1140. RASHED, Roshdi. “Philosophie et
mathématique selon Maïmonide : le modèle andalou
de rencontre philosophique.” In LÉVY and RASHED
[ref. 909], 253–273.
320-110. ASTRONOMY AND COSMOLOGY
1141. DUITS, Rembrandt. “Celestial Transmissions:
An Iconographical Classification of Constellation
Cycles in Manuscripts (8th-15th Centuries).” Scriptorium
59 (2005): 147–202.
1142. GOLDSTEIN, Bernard R., and José CHABÁS.
“Isaac ibn al-H. adib and Flavius Mithridates: The
Diffusion of an Iberian Astronomical Tradition in
the Late Middle Ages.” J. Hist. Astron. 37 (2006):
147–172.
1143. MCCLUSKEY, Stephen C. “The Question of
Easter: Changing Contexts and Criteria for the Justification
of Received Knowledge.” Early Sci. Med. 7
(2002): 294–295.
1144. OBRIST, Barbara. “L’astronomie grécoromaine
lors du passage de l’antiquité au Moyen
Âge : textes et figures.” In MORELON and HASNAWI
[ref. 21], 269–302.
1145. PETRUS, de Arvernia. Questions on Aristotle’s
De Caelo. A critical edition in Latin with an
interpretive essay by Griet GALLE in English. Ancient
and Medieval Philosophy, 29. (640 pp.; bibl.;
index.) Leuven: Leuven Univ. Press, 2003. ISBN:
9058673227.
Reviews: [ref. R716]