De genitura - ΠΕΡΙ ΓΟΝΗΣ [Hipócrates]

I offer here a translation into Portuguese of 'De genitura' of the 'Hippocratic Collection', the first part of 'De genitura/De natura pueri', which is the first text the tradition transmitted entirely about the origin of the semen and embryology. The translation is introduced by a brief description of the author and the text, and accompanied by footnotes which are intended to clarify the text and the context.

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Journal of Ancient Philosophy
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2024-10-31
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.1981-9471.v18i2p82-112
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Classical Philosophy and Thought
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De genitura - ΠΕΡΙ ΓΟΝΗΣ [Hipócrates]

Sílvio Marino
Journal of Ancient Philosophy
Classical Philosophy and Thought
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De genitura - ΠΕΡΙ ΓΟΝΗΣ [Hipócrates]

Sílvio Marino
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Abstract

I offer here a translation into Portuguese of 'De genitura' of the 'Hippocratic Collection', the first part of 'De genitura/De natura pueri', which is the first text the tradition transmitted entirely about the origin of the semen and embryology. The translation is introduced by a brief description of the author and the text, and accompanied by footnotes which are intended to clarify the text and the context.

Journal of Ancient PhilosophyVol. 18(2)
Universidade de Brasília (BR)
Openalex Percentile: Top 68%
Classical Philosophy and Thought
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