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Headword:
*qemi/stios
Adler number: theta,122
Translated headword: Themistios, Themistius
Vetting Status: high
Translation: A philosopher, who lived in the times of Julian the Apostate,[1] by whom he was sent out as governor of Constantinople. He wrote a paraphrase of the teaching of
Aristotle's
Physics in 8 books, a paraphrase of the [Aristotelian]
Analytics in 2 books, of the
Apodeictics in 2 books, of the [treatise]
On the Soul in 7 books (in this he also introduced specifics about the aim and the ascription of the
Categories in a single book); and
Discourses.
*qemi/stios, filo/sofos, gegonw\s e)pi\ tw=n xro/nwn *)ioulianou= tou= *paraba/tou, u(f' ou(= kai\ u(/parxos proeblh/qh *kwnstantinoupo/lews. ge/grafe de\ th=s *)aristote/lous *fusikh=s a)kroa/sews para/frasin e)n bibli/ois h#, *para/frasin tw=n *)analutikw=n e)n bibli/ois b#, tw=n *)apo- deiktikw=n e)n bibli/ois b#, tou= *peri\ yuxh=s e)n bibli/ois z#: e)n de\ tou/tw| kai\ i)/dia pareish/gage peri\ tou= skopou= kai\ th=s e)pigrafh=s tw=n *kathgoriw=n e)n bibli/w| e(ni/: kai\ *diale/ceis.
Notes:
Greek philosopher and rhetorician, c.317-c.388. See generally OCD(4) s.v.
[1]
iota 437.
George Kennedy, Greek Rhetoric under Christian Emperors (1983) 32-35
Keywords: biography; Christianity; chronology; constitution; geography; philosophy; politics; rhetoric
Translated by: David Whitehead on 21 January 2008@08:19:39.
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