Titlebook: Girolamo Cardano; 1501–1576 Physician, Markus Fierz Book 1983 Birkh?user Boston 1983 Mathematica.history of mathematics.history of science.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-52585-8otelian position is not nearly as apparent in this work. One must keep in mind that the educated reader of the time was well-versed in Peripatetic philosophy, and was—even without explicit references—probably much more aware than we are that Cardano did not always share the opinions of “the philosopher.”

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Cardano the Physician,treatises on special topics, such as . and ., as well as introductions to practical pharmacology like the .. The latter text begins with a brief outline of his theory of physiology, which is essentially the same as that of Galen.

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De Subtilitate and De Rerum Varietate,otelian position is not nearly as apparent in this work. One must keep in mind that the educated reader of the time was well-versed in Peripatetic philosophy, and was—even without explicit references—probably much more aware than we are that Cardano did not always share the opinions of “the philosopher.”

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physi- cist I lack the depth of training in philological-historical disciplines necessary to discuss the sources of Car- dano‘s knowledge and trace the influences that shaped his views on science, medicine, and philosophy. What little recent literature on Cardano there is some- times shows a lack o

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Edith E. M. L. Tjoa,Eelco H. Mustet is unlikely that such a work existed. Cardano tried to fill this gap with his .. According to a note in ., he wrote the book around 1545, but later revised and enlarged it.. It was published in Basel in 1562 and translated into German the following year.

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