Patricia Gaillard-Seux
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 144357 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Patricia Gaillard-Seux |
| PRENOMES | Patricia |
| SOBRENOME | Gaillard-Seux |
| ASSINATURA | GAILLARD-SEUX P |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Université d'Angers |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 6 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1999 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2021 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
La jaunisse, le jaune et quelques oiseaux dans l'Antiquité classique
The subject of this paper is the link between jaundice and birds, according to the bond between the yellow colour and jaundice. For Ancient people, origin of the Greek name of this illness, ikteros, is the one of the kite (iktinos), whose eyes are yellow and black like those of the patient, or the one of a bile-coloured animal, perhaps the ikteros. Two birds, the ikterus and the charadrius, not well identified, are the only animals, known to us, …
Jeux d'adultes et jeux d'enfants dans l'Histoire Auguste
The Historia Augusta mentions a few games for adults or children. Dice and gambling seem to characterize bad emperors whereas ball games are seen as likely improve the moral and physical capacities of an adult emperor. The hoop, an attribute of boys, refers to a child-emperor, incapable of exerting power. The latrunculi game, the imitation of a magistrate by children and a pseudo child game imitating soldiers concern contemporaneous people in hig…
Les liquides corporels comme remèdes
Books XXVIII-XXXII of the Natural History show a rejection of remedies made of human liquids implying murder (blood, bile) or man-eating or deemed too loathsome (excrement...); Others are for external use only. In the book X of his treatise upon simple medicaments, Galen’s attitude is the same, but a little more limiting. Pliny mentions internal and external uses for almost animal fluids; in Galen, regard for dignity, rejection of magic, and pref…
Conclusions
Ceux que nous qualifierions de nos jours d’handicapés sont devenus un objet d’histoire suscitant depuis une trentaine d’années un fleurissement d’études chez les antiquisants, ainsi que l’a souligné Annie Allély dans son introduction. L’absence de la notion unitaire de handicap chez les Anciens n’interdit pas de s’interroger sur les infirmes, mutilés, malformés, déficients, voire monstres, présents dans les sources antiques, comme le montrent les…
Le serpent, source de santé
Snakes as a source of health: the use of their body in Graeco-Roman medical practices Authorities for this paper are principally the works by physicians, like Dioscorides, Aretaeus or Galen, and the books dealing with remedies in Pliny the Elder's Natural History. Ancient medicine prescribed treatments including the adder, but snakes without specification were also much employed and many other snakes, venomous or not, were also used, but less fre…
Le «sang de basilic» chez Pline l'Ancien (N. H., XXIX, 66)
Gaillard-Seux Patricia. Le «sang de basilic» chez Pline l'Ancien (N. H., XXIX, 66) : resine de genevrier ou hematite ? . In: L'antiquite classique, Tome 68, 1999. pp. 227-238
Jeux d'adultes et jeux d'enfants dans l'Histoire Auguste
The Historia Augusta mentions a few games for adults or children. Dice and gambling seem to characterize bad emperors whereas ball games are seen as likely improve the moral and physical capacities of an adult emperor. The hoop, an attribute of boys, refers to a child-emperor, incapable of exerting power. The latrunculi game, the imitation of a magistrate by children and a pseudo child game imitating soldiers concern contemporaneous people in hig…
Le serpent, source de santé
Snakes as a source of health: the use of their body in Graeco-Roman medical practices Authorities for this paper are principally the works by physicians, like Dioscorides, Aretaeus or Galen, and the books dealing with remedies in Pliny the Elder's Natural History. Ancient medicine prescribed treatments including the adder, but snakes without specification were also much employed and many other snakes, venomous or not, were also used, but less fre…
Le «sang de basilic» chez Pline l'Ancien (N. H., XXIX, 66)
Gaillard-Seux Patricia. Le «sang de basilic» chez Pline l'Ancien (N. H., XXIX, 66) : resine de genevrier ou hematite ? . In: L'antiquite classique, Tome 68, 1999. pp. 227-238
Le «sang de basilic» chez Pline l'Ancien (N. H., XXIX, 66)
Gaillard-Seux Patricia. Le «sang de basilic» chez Pline l'Ancien (N. H., XXIX, 66) : resine de genevrier ou hematite ? . In: L'antiquite classique, Tome 68, 1999. pp. 227-238
Le serpent, source de santé
Snakes as a source of health: the use of their body in Graeco-Roman medical practices Authorities for this paper are principally the works by physicians, like Dioscorides, Aretaeus or Galen, and the books dealing with remedies in Pliny the Elder's Natural History. Ancient medicine prescribed treatments including the adder, but snakes without specification were also much employed and many other snakes, venomous or not, were also used, but less fre…
Conclusions
Ceux que nous qualifierions de nos jours d’handicapés sont devenus un objet d’histoire suscitant depuis une trentaine d’années un fleurissement d’études chez les antiquisants, ainsi que l’a souligné Annie Allély dans son introduction. L’absence de la notion unitaire de handicap chez les Anciens n’interdit pas de s’interroger sur les infirmes, mutilés, malformés, déficients, voire monstres, présents dans les sources antiques, comme le montrent les…
Jeux d'adultes et jeux d'enfants dans l'Histoire Auguste
The Historia Augusta mentions a few games for adults or children. Dice and gambling seem to characterize bad emperors whereas ball games are seen as likely improve the moral and physical capacities of an adult emperor. The hoop, an attribute of boys, refers to a child-emperor, incapable of exerting power. The latrunculi game, the imitation of a magistrate by children and a pseudo child game imitating soldiers concern contemporaneous people in hig…
Les liquides corporels comme remèdes
Books XXVIII-XXXII of the Natural History show a rejection of remedies made of human liquids implying murder (blood, bile) or man-eating or deemed too loathsome (excrement...); Others are for external use only. In the book X of his treatise upon simple medicaments, Galen’s attitude is the same, but a little more limiting. Pliny mentions internal and external uses for almost animal fluids; in Galen, regard for dignity, rejection of magic, and pref…
La jaunisse, le jaune et quelques oiseaux dans l'Antiquité classique
The subject of this paper is the link between jaundice and birds, according to the bond between the yellow colour and jaundice. For Ancient people, origin of the Greek name of this illness, ikteros, is the one of the kite (iktinos), whose eyes are yellow and black like those of the patient, or the one of a bile-coloured animal, perhaps the ikteros. Two birds, the ikterus and the charadrius, not well identified, are the only animals, known to us, …
Art (5 obras) · Historical, Religious, and Philosophical Studies (5 obras) · Humanities (5 obras) · Classical Antiquity Studies (4 obras) · Philosophy (3 obras) · Philosophy (3 obras) · Historical and Literary Studies (2 obras) · Medicine (2 obras) · Ancient Egypt and Archaeology (1 obras) · Ancient history (1 obras)