De morborum temporibus, Principum Medicorum Aphorismoi

Logic.

A definition is either a principle of demonstration, or the demonstration itself differing, or a certain conclusion of demonstration.

Arithmetic.

1. Whether from any number, when a number or unity is taken away, another number is left. 1 De Anima, text 68.
2. Whether an odd number should be defined as that which differs by one from an even one: an even one, which is divided in two. 7 d 7, 6 d 7, 6 Top 2.
3. Whether a prime number is more rightly called that which only unity measures; or that which is not measured by a number, nor composed of numbers. 12 d 7, 2 Post, text 17.
4. Whether and how it is permitted for physicians to call numbers odd or even.
5. Whether the ternary is a perfect number or a diminished one. 1 De Caelo 1, 22 p 7.

Geometry.

1. Whether a line should be called a length without breadth. 6 Top 2, 2 d 1.
2. Whether an angle is a contact or an inclination. Campanus and Euclid, 8 d 1.
3. Whether in the demonstration 4 p 1, through the equal angle containing the legs, since both an equal inclination and an equal distance of points is made, the τὸν ἀρχῆ starting point is begged. Candalla.
4. Whether the place of Aristotle, well explained by some, that a gnomon surrounded does not alter but increases the quadrangle. De Specieb. Motus.
5. Whether the diameter is incommensurable to the side absolutely, or only in length. 1 Post, text 9, last p 10, 47 p 1.
6. Whether a solid is that which has length, breadth, and thickness. 1 d 11, 6 Top 2.

Anatomy.

1. Whether the skulls of women have one suture in a circle: while that of a dog is continuous, without a suture. 1 & 3 Hist. Animal. c 7.
2. Whether vision is more to be attributed to the crystalline lens than to the ἀραχνοειδῆ arachnoid tunic surrounding the crystalline lens on all sides, as the πρώτῳ δεκτικῷ first recipient. De Us. Part. 8, 10 & Meth. Med.
3. Whether the κρυσταλλοειδὴς crystalline-like lens is nourished by the blood of the ἀμφιβληστροειδὴς retina vessels, or by the ὑαλοειδῆ vitreous humor. De Us. Part. 10.
4. Whether the existence of an animal spirit is rightly proved from the greater dilation of one open eye (the other being closed). De Us. Part. 10.
5. Whether males of humans, sheep, pigs, and goats have more teeth than females. 2 Hist. Animal. 3.
6. Whether there is any bone not connected to other bones. 3 Hist. Animal. 7, Anatom. Administ. 4.
7. Whether the left ventricle of the heart contains the coldest blood. 3 Part. Animal. 4, Gal. De Us. Puls.