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These
tend to follow the pattern laid down by the accessus ad auctorem
tradition of the schools: they are meant primarily to serve as
companions to the study of the author's works, and as such contain
only the briefest of sketches, where the life is presented in accordance
with abstract criteria. Nobis
sane a corporum imaginibus et umbris, quae sunt obscura sensibilia, per
mathemata, quae Platoni sunt obscura intelligibilia, ad ideas, quae
eidem sunt clara intelligibilia, datur accessus, sicut et illarum
claritas nostrae rationi per media mathemata sese intrudit.
The survival in Renaissance medical commentaries of a modified form of
the accessus ad auctores of medieval tradition (a form of preface
ultimately derived from the standard introductory schemes used by late
ancient commentators on Aristotle) also helped to ensure the inclusion
of biographical, bibliographical, and historical information about
commented authors. |
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