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Franciscus Patricius was a philosopher and scientist from the Republic of Venice. A native of Cres, he was a defender of Platonism and an opponent of Aristotelianism.
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science · Catholic priest, philosopher and scientist (1529–1597) · philosopher · translator · poet · university teacher · science fiction writer · trader · printer · humanist · writer · physician · also Francesco Patrizi, Franciscus Patricius, Francesco Patrizzi, Francesco Patrizi da Cherso, Patrizi
Born 25 April 1529 · Died 6 February 1597 · Q435300
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t rely on any established authority, but rather to check everything oneself. Even the agreement of the information of several authors is not proof of the correctness, it could also be a mere rumor. The best sources are the accounts of historians who themselves were involved in the events. However, they would have to be compared with representations from the opponent
“t rely on any established authority, but rather to check everything oneself. Even the agreement of the information of several authors is not proof of the correctness, it could also be a mere rumor. The best sources are the accounts of historians who themselves were involved in the events. However, they would have to be compared with representations from the opponent”
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Il Messaggero: Con "Anima tradita" Francesco Patrizi rilegge il sodalizio artistico tra Lucio Battisti e Mogol
Which is reflected in Patricius's careful consideration of tradition and his methodical progression from facts to theory show
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And the antiaristoteli rejected the argumentation as not valid
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That Patricius was in the middle of an empty formalism, frozen mindset "preserves the pure basic idea of the humanistic world view"
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Ruled that the Nova de universis philosophia, along with Telesio's main work De rerum natura, was the most important attempt at a uniform and independent explanation of nature in philosophy at the time
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That as a literary critic Patricius was two centuries ahead of his time
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Died 1597-02-06.
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Studied at University of Padua (1547).
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Born 1529-04-25.
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