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This history of the reigns of the first two emperors of the Palaiologos Dynasty by George Pachymeres (1242-1310) was edited by the German scholar Immanuel Bekker (1785-1871) on the basis of the work of the French Jesuit, Pierre Poussines (1609-86), and published in two volumes in 1835. The family of Pachymeres had fled to the neighbouring empire of Nicaea (Iznik) after the capture of Constantinople by the Franks in 1204. Michael Palaiologos (1223-82) became leader of the armies in Nicaea in 1259; two years later he had driven the Latins from Constantinople and was crowned Emperor Michael VIII, with his two-year-old son Andronikos (1259-1332) as his co-ruler and heir. Pachymeres also wrote on topics such as music and philosophy, but is best remembered for this history of his own times. Volume 2 describes the life and reign of Andronikos Palaiologos up to 1308.
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This history of the reigns of the first two emperors of the Palaiologos Dynasty by George Pachymeres (1242-1310) was edited by the German scholar Immanuel Bekker (1785-1871) on the basis of the work of the French Jesuit, Pierre Poussines (1609-86), and published in two volumes in 1835. The family of Pachymeres, like the aristocratic Palaiologoi, had fled to the neighbouring empire of Nicaea (Iznik) after the capture of Constantinople by the Franks in 1204. Michael Palaiologos (1223-82) became leader of the armies in Nicaea in 1259; two years later he had driven the Latins from Constantinople and was crowned Emperor Michael VIII, with his two-year-old son Andronikos (1259-1332) as his co-ruler and heir. Pachymeres also wrote on music, rhetoric and philosophy, but is best remembered for this history of his own times. Volume 1 describes the life and reign of Michael Palaiologos.
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Der älteste griechischsprachige Kommentar zur Schrift De partibus animalium des Aristoteles wurde 1904 unter dem Namen des Michael von Ephesos (12. Jh.) in der Reihe Commentaria in Aristotelem Graeca ediert (CAG 22.2). Im vorliegenden Band werden zwei voneinander unabhängige Redaktionen dieses Kommentars herausgegeben: Eine jüngere Redaktion (B) ist Georgios Pachymeres (1242 – ca. 1310) zuzuschreiben; die ältere Redaktion (A) ist anonym überliefert. Beide Bearbeitungen streben nach einer Aktualisierung des Kommentars und ergänzen Erläuterungen zum zweiten Buch von De partibus animalium – mit solchem Erfolg, dass für diese Teile die Redaktion des Pachymeres als Text Michaels ediert wurde. In der Einleitung werden die Quellen und die Textgeschichte der beiden Redaktionen analysiert und das Umfeld der byzantinischen Gelehrten beleuchtet, die den Gehalt und die Methoden der aristotelischen Wissenschaft vom Lebendigen propagierten und weiterentwickelten. Michael of Ephesus’ commentary on the Aristotelian tract De partibus animalium exists in two editions, the older by an anonymous scholar, and the second Edition B by Georgios Pachymeres. Both update the commentary as a whole and supplement the missing commentary on Book II. Edition B was edited under the name of Michael. This volume includes both editions, newly revised with an analysis of their textual history.
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Opera Omnia cum graecis commentariis, vol. II (Bibliotheca scriptorum Graecorum et Romanorum Teubneriana).
Mathematics, Greek. --- Arithmetic. --- Mathematics --- Set theory --- Calculators --- Numbers, Real --- Greek mathematics --- Geometry --- Diophantus, --- Alexandria, Diophantus of --- Diofant, --- Diophante, --- Diophantos, --- Diyūfanṭus, --- Διοφαντός, --- Criticism and interpretation. --- Diophantes Alexandrinus --- Diophantus --- Diophantos van Alexandrië
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This volume includes the first critical edition of George Pachymeres’ Commentary on Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics. An English translation of the Byzantine text and an extensive introduction on philosophical and philological matters relating to the contextualisation, interpretation and textual transmission of the work are also provided. In addition, the book encompasses the edition of diagrams and scholia accompanying Pachymeres’ exegesis.
Ethics, Ancient. --- Aristotle. --- Classical texts --- Medieval history --- Western philosophy: Ancient, to c 500 --- Aristotle --- Byzantium --- Ethics --- George Pachymeres --- Byzantine antiquities
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