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

60 320. Medieval Western European contexts
1146. SIMPLICIUS OF CILICIA. Commentaire
sur le Traité du Ciel d’Aristote. Edited by Fernand
BOSSIER, Chr VANDE VEIRE, and Guy GULDEN-
TOPS. Translated by Guillaume de MOERBEKE.
Corpus Latinum commentariorum in Aristotelem
Graecorum, 8. Louvain: Leuven Univ. Press, 2004.
ISBN: 9058674045.
A critical edition of William of Moerbeke’s 1271 Latin
translation of Simplicius’ commentary on Aristotle’s De
caelo.
1147. THAKKAR, Mark. “Francis of Marchia on the
Heavens.” Vivarium 44 (2006): 21–40.
320-111. ASTROLOGY
1148. BOS, Gerrit, Charles BURNETT, Paolo LU-
CENTINI, Th. CHARMASSON, P. KUNITZSCH, and
F. LELLI. (Eds.) Hermetis Trismegisti astrologica
et divinatoria. Corpus Christianorum Continuatio
Mediaevalis, 144C; Hermes Latinus, 4. (454 pp.;
bibl.; index; ill.) Turnhout: Brepols, 2001. ISBN:
2503044476.
1149. CONGOURDEAU, Marie-Hélène. (Ed.) Les
Péres de l’Église et l’Astrologie : Origène, Méthode,
Basile, Grégoire de Nysse, Diodore, Procope de
Gaza, Jean Philopon. Les Pères dans la foi 85. (244
pp.; ill.) Paris: Migne, 2003. ISBN: 2908587483;
11521295.
1150. FREUDENTHAL, Gad. “La détermination partielle,
biologique et climatologique, de la félicité
humaine : Maïmonide versus al-Fārābī à propos des
influences célestes.” In LÉVY and RASHED [ref. 909],
79–129.
320-112. PHYSICS AND GENERAL WORKS ON
THE EXACT SCIENCES
1151. BAKKER, Paul J. J. M. “Guiral Ot et le Mouvement
: Autour de la Question de Motu Conservée
Dans Le Manuscrit Madrid, Biblioteca Nacional,
4229.” Part of a special issue on The Reception
of Aristotle’s Physical Works in the Middle Ages
[ref. 84]. Early Sci. Med. 8 (2003): 297–318.
1152. BIARD, Joël. “Le rôle des condamnations
de 1277 dans le développment de la physique selon
Pierre Duhem.” Special Issue: La Pensée Scientifique
en Question: Autour de Pierre Duhem [ref. 104]. Rev.
Quest. Sci. 175 (2004): 15–35.
1153. ENDRESS, Gerhard. Der arabische Aristoteles
und sein Leser: Physik und Theologie im Weltbild
Alberts des Großen. (44 pp.) Munich: Aschendorff,
2004. ISBN: 3402048957.
1154. FALMAGNE, Thomas. “Un nouveau témoin
de l’Apex phisice anonymi (ou De philosophia et
eius secretis) : le manuscrit Bruxelles, B. R. II 3308
provenant de l’abbaye cistercienne de Villers-en-
Brabant.” Sudhoffs Arch. 87 (2003): 69–79.
1155. GALLE, Griet. “Scholastic Explanation as to
Why Local Motion Generates Heat.” Part of a special
issue on The Reception of Aristotle’s Physical Works
in the Middle Ages [ref. 84]. Early Sci. Med. 8
(2003): 335–369.
1156. MCGINNIS, Jon. “A Medieval Arabic Analysis
of Motion at an Instant: The Avicennan Sources to
the forma fluens/fluxus formae Debate.” Brit. J. Hist.
Sci. 39 (2006): 189–205.
1157. SCHABEL, Chris. “Francis of Marchia’s Virtus
derelicta and the Context of Its Development.”
Vivarium 44 (2006): 41–80.
On Marchia’s theory of projectile motion.
1158. ZANIN, Fabio. “Francis of Marchia, Virtus
derelicta, and Modifications of the Basic Principles
of Aristotelian Physics.” Vivarium 44 (2006): 81–95.
320-113. CHEMISTRY
1159. CLARKE, Mark. The Art of All Colours: Mediaeval
Recipe Books for Painters and Illuminators.
(viii + 152 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) London: Archetype,
2001. ISBN: 1873132727.
An inventory of about 400 pre-1500 manuscripts discussing
the making of pigments, paints, and inks.
1160. SHACKELFORD, Jole. Essay review. Ambix 52
(2005): 175–178.
Essay review of Christoph LUTHY, John E. MURDOCH,
and William R. NEWMAN (eds.), Late Medieval and Early
Modern Corpuscular Matter Theories (2001).
1161. WEISBERG, Michael, and Rega WOOD.
“Richard Rufus’s Theory of Mixture: A Medieval
Explanation of Chemical Combination.” In EARLEY
[ref. 374], 282–292.
320-114. ALCHEMY
1162. CALVET, Antoine. “Étude d’un texte alchimique
latin du XIV e siècle : Le Rosarius philosophorum
attribué au médecin Arnaud de Villeneuve (ob.
1311).” Early Sci. Med. 11 (2006): 162–206.
1163. GRUND, Peter. “ ‘ffor to make Azure as Albert
biddes’: Medieval English Alchemical Writings in
the Pseudo-Albertan Tradition.” Ambix 53 (2006):
21–42.
1164. LANGERMANN, Y. Tzvi. “From My Notebooks:
The Hebrew Version of Semita recta, an
Alchemical Treatise Attributed to Albertus Magnus.”
Aleph 5 (2005): 273–284.
320-120. EARTH AND ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES
1165. HUGHES, Paul. “Implicit Carolingian Tidal
Data.” Early Sci. Med. 8 (2003): 1–24.
1166. NORRIS, John A. “The Mineral Exhalation
Theory of Metallogenesis in Pre-Modern Mineral
Science.” Ambix 53 (2006): 43–65.
320-121. GEOGRAPHY, CARTOGRAPHY, AND
EXPLORATION
1167. ALBU, Emily. “Imperial Geography and the
Medieval Peutinger Map.” Imago Mundi 57 (2005):
136–148.
1168. DUZER, Chet Van, and Ilya DINES. “The Only
Mappamundi in a Bestiary Context: Cambridge, MS
Fitzwilliam 254.” Imago Mundi 58 (2006): 7–22.
320-122. NATURAL HISTORY
1169. BERTELOOT, Amand, and Detlev HELL-
FAIER. (Eds.) Jacob van Maerlants “Der naturen
bloeme” und das Umfeld: Vorläufer, Redaktionen,
Rezeption. Niederlande-Studien, 23. (311 pp.; ill.;
bibl.) Münster/New York: Waxmann, 2001. ISBN:
3830910347.
Maerlants’s verse was based on De natura rerum.