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Nuncius-journal of The History of Science | 1998

La composizione del corpo. Fisiognomica ed embriologia in Leonardo

Domenico Laurenza

SUMMARY Physiognomics is included by Leonardo among the matters to be treated in his book of anatomy. In this context embriology provides physiognomics with a scientific explanation through the theory of the generative soul (virtus formativa) which directly produces the detailed form of each individual body or compositio. Unlike the well-known medical concept of complexio, compositio concerns the solid parts of the body and it is a part of a physiological and psychological theory alternative to the humoral one. Leonardo appears to be influenced by a scholastic tradition of biology represented by authors such as Albertus Magnus and the fifteenth-century Bolognese doctor Hieronymo Manfredi.


Archive | 2006

Leonardo's Machines: Da Vinci's Inventions Revealed

Domenico Laurenza; Mario Taddei; Edoardo Zanon


Archive | 2007

Leonardo on Flight

Domenico Laurenza


Archive | 2003

La ricerca dell'armonia : rappresentazioni anatomiche nel Rinascimento

Domenico Laurenza


Archive | 2012

Art and Anatomy in Renaissance Italy: Images from a Scientific Revolution

Domenico Laurenza


Quaderni D Italianistica | 2006

The Vitruvian Man by Leonardo: Image and Text

Domenico Laurenza


The Eighteenth Century | 2003

De figura umana. Fisiognomica, anatomia e arte in Leonardo

Domenico Laurenza


Archive | 2016

Uses of the Images in Medieval and Renaissance Anatomy: Old and New Visual Canons

Domenico Laurenza


Kunsthistorisches Institut in Florenz Max-Planck-Institut | 2015

Leonardo’s theory of the earth: unexplored issues in geology from the Codex Leicester

Domenico Laurenza


Archive | 2014

Leonardo e Archimede

Domenico Laurenza

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Kunsthistorisches Institut in Florenz

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