XXV. Zum Briefwechsel Alexanders d. Gr.

Xxv. Linguistics Academic and Research Staff

There have been two main traditions in the study of language in modern times. The first is the tradition of "universal" or "philosophical grammar," which flourished in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries in intimate connection with philosophy and speculative psychology. The second is the tradition of modern linguistics, a nineteenth and twentieth century phenomenon that was also closely in...

On Gr-functors between Gr-categories

Each Gr-category (or categorical group) is Gr-equivalent to a Grcategory of type (Π, A, ξ), where Π is a group, A is a Π-module and ξ is a 3-cocycle of Π, with coefficients in A. In this paper, first we show that each Gr-functor induces one between Gr-categories of type (Π, C). Then we give results on the existence of Gr-functor and the classification of Gr-functors by cohomology groups H(Π, C)...

Albrecht von Haller—Ignazio Somis. Briefwechsel 1754–1777

several of Galen's works into Latin from the original Greek, a gift to medical lore which eamed him an encomium from Erasmus. Caius promoted the study of anatomy in Cambridge and London, wrote an admirable account of the English epidemic of sweating sickness of 1551, and other works including one of the natural history of the dog, written for the Swiss naturalist, Conrad Gesner. Galen's name wa...

Albrecht von Haller—Marc Antonio Caldani. Briefwechsel 1756-1776

based on thorough documentation and of continuing use in medical libraries is a list of early American journals conveniently grouped under state-names; amongst them is a title curiously unnoticed in Austin'sEarly American Medical Imprints, that of the first medical journal published in the United States about 1790, a translation from the French (Journal of the practice of medicine .. . in the m...

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