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The triad of humanistic pedagogy ars, natura, exercitatio implicit in the writings of Erasmus, Vives, Sanchez el Brocense and Huarte de San Juan (Merino Jerez 22-85), as well as Lope's adolescent exposure to the pedagogical practices of the evolving Jesuit ratio studiorum (e.

Lope de Vega's evolving rhetoric and poetics: the dedicatory epistle ... by Brown, Gary J. / Hispanofila

95 Hardcover QP101 With the 1628 publication of his Exercitatio anatomica de motu cordis et sanguinis in animalibus, London physician Harvey (1578-1657) overturned a thousand years of ideas on the movement of the heart and blood.

William Harvey's De motu cordis; a new translation and Latin edition by SciTech Book News

76) The rejection of Aristode's "place" (locus) and its substitution with "space" (spatium) is found in Scaliger, 15, in exercitatio 5, sectio 2, "Vacuum quomodo detur": "At nos illud profitemur vacuum, in quo corpus est.