This scientific work is a long dialogue between Eleutherius, an interested bystander; Philoponus, who advocates the three-principle system of Paracelsus; Themistius, who represents the four-element system of Aristotle; and Carneades, whom the author uses as a mouthpiece for his belief that matter is composed of corpuscles. FTP, name this 1661 dialogue concerning the nature
This scientific work is a long dialogue between Eleutherius, an interested bystander; Philoponus, who advocates the three-principle system of Paracelsus; Themistius, who represents the four-element system of Aristotle; and Carneades, whom the author uses as a mouthpiece for his belief that matter is composed of corpuscles. FTP, name this 1661 dialogue concerning the nature and number of elements, written by Robert Boyle.
This scientific work is a long dialogue between Eleutherius, an interested bystander; Philoponus, who advocates the three-principle system of Paracelsus; Themistius, who represents the four-element system of Aristotle; and Carneades, whom the author uses as a mouthpiece for his belief that matter is composed of corpuscles.
The Sceptical Chymist