Ancora su Basilio Sabazio e Scipione Capece
Basilio Sabazio was the first in Italy to argue for the unity and corruptibility of either sublunar or celestial matter. In this paper new insight of his intellectual activity between Napoli and Milano is provided, and in particular his relationship with Scipione Capece, from whose letter to Giovan...
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| description | Basilio Sabazio was the first in Italy to argue for the unity and corruptibility of either sublunar or celestial matter. In this paper new insight of his intellectual activity between Napoli and Milano is provided, and in particular his relationship with Scipione Capece, from whose letter to Giovan Francesco di Capua, Count of Palena (part of which is here edited) we learn that Sabazio was an expert in philology and astronomy. The surviving part of an essay by Sabazio to the astronomer Francesco Cigalini from Como is here edited with some informations about Cigalini’s reply. A newly recovered Sabazio’s astronomical work is here edited – from which his endorsement of Eraclides Ponticus’ astronomical system is evident –, as well as his Consilium to Pope Paolo III about the urgency of convening a general council. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-41ee98916d374ef4b3f9c35a3090ce0e2022-12-21T20:03:37ZdeuE-theca OnLineOpenAccess EdizioniNoctua2284-11802019-06-01VI1-213910.14640/NoctuaVI1Ancora su Basilio Sabazio e Scipione CapeceFranco Bacchelli0https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9621-004XUniversità di BolognaBasilio Sabazio was the first in Italy to argue for the unity and corruptibility of either sublunar or celestial matter. In this paper new insight of his intellectual activity between Napoli and Milano is provided, and in particular his relationship with Scipione Capece, from whose letter to Giovan Francesco di Capua, Count of Palena (part of which is here edited) we learn that Sabazio was an expert in philology and astronomy. The surviving part of an essay by Sabazio to the astronomer Francesco Cigalini from Como is here edited with some informations about Cigalini’s reply. A newly recovered Sabazio’s astronomical work is here edited – from which his endorsement of Eraclides Ponticus’ astronomical system is evident –, as well as his Consilium to Pope Paolo III about the urgency of convening a general council.https://dx.doi.org/10.14640/NoctuaVI1basilio sabaziocosmologyhomocentric model |
| spellingShingle | Franco Bacchelli Ancora su Basilio Sabazio e Scipione Capece Noctua basilio sabazio cosmology homocentric model |
| title | Ancora su Basilio Sabazio e Scipione Capece |
| title_full | Ancora su Basilio Sabazio e Scipione Capece |
| title_fullStr | Ancora su Basilio Sabazio e Scipione Capece |
| title_full_unstemmed | Ancora su Basilio Sabazio e Scipione Capece |
| title_short | Ancora su Basilio Sabazio e Scipione Capece |
| title_sort | ancora su basilio sabazio e scipione capece |
| topic | basilio sabazio cosmology homocentric model |
| url | https://dx.doi.org/10.14640/NoctuaVI1 |
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