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Andrea Cesalpino [ čezalpíno ], latinsky Andreas Caesalpinus ( 6. červen 1519, Arezzo – 23. únor 1603, Řím) byl italský filozof a botanik, který revolučním způsobem změnil způsob klasifikaci rostlin (směrem, který nastoupil, se později vydal Linné) a založil tak moderní botaniku. Jeho šestnáctidílný spis De plantis ...
Andrea Cesalpino (1524-1603), dedicou-se à medicina e ao estudo da botânica durante sua vida. Sua obra botânica mais expressiva foi De Plantis (1583), onde descreveu cerca de 1.500 plantas em seus quatro volumes. Seus estudos influenciaram profundamente o estudo da sistemática vegetal que se seguiu. Na área médica seus estudos sobre ...
Cesalpino, Andrea. Cesalpino (Caesalpino, Cesalpinus), Andrea, ital. Botaniker, Mediziner und Philosoph, *6.6.1519 Arezzo (Toscana), †23.2.1603 Rom; ab 1555 Professor der Medizin und Direktor des Botanischen Gartens in Pisa, ab 1592 Leibarzt des Papstes Clemens VIII. und Professor an der Sapienza in Rom; Begründer der wissenschaftlichen ...
Andrea Cesalpino In 1555 he succeeded Ghini as "director' of the Botanical Garden of Pisa and as lecturer of medicine. Cesalpino was Chair or Medicine from 1569 to 1592, when he moved to Rome where he was appointed personal doctor of Clement VIII and professor at the Sapienza.
A Protestant opponent of Aristotelean views, Nicholas Taurellus (d. 1606, at Altdorf), who is called "the first German philosopher", wrote several times against Cesalpino. The work of Taurellus entitled "Alpes caesae", etc. (Frankfort, 1597), is entirely devoted to combating the opinions of Cesalpino, as the play on the name Caesalpinus shows.
Andrea Cesalpino (n. 6 iunie 1519 - d. 23 februarie 1603) a fost medic, filozof și botanist italian. Biografie S-a născut în Arezzo ...
Andrea Cesalpino. Andrea Cesalpino (Latinized as Andreas Cæsalpinus) (1524/1525 – 23 February 1603) was a Florentine physician, philosopher and botanist. In his works he classified plants according to their fruits and seeds, rather than alphabetically or by medicinal properties. In 1555, he succeeded Luca Ghini as director of the botanical ...
