The Heroic Age of Science: The Conception, Ideals, and Methods of Science Among the Ancient Greeks

Aëre analogy Anaxagoras Anaximander Anaximenes ancient Archimedes Aristotle body BRARIES called Carneades cause Century B.C. classification clepsydra conception consequence course criticism deduction deep note definition Democritus developed Dicaearchus Diels Diogenes Laërtius discovered discovery Doxographi earth Egypt Egyptian Empedocles Epicurus Erasistratus evidence example experiment experimentation explained fact Fifth Century Galen Greece Greek science Greek thinkers Greek thought Hecataeus Herodotus Hesiod Hipparchus Hippocrates Hippocratic Ibid ideal induction inference interest knowledge known LIBRARIES STANFORD UNIVERSITY logical mathematics matter means medicine ment method mind modern Morbis Natura Pueri nature notions observation origin perhaps phenomena philosophers physicians Plato Plutarch practice present principle Prisca Medicina problems procedure Psammetichus question reason recognized regard scientific scientists sense Socrates speak STANFORD UNIVERSITY STANFORD UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES suggested Theophrastus theory things tion treatise true truth Xenophon