Abstract

This contribution argues that the physiological and psychological chapters of Nemesius of Emesa’s highly influential conspectus of late-antique anthropology, De natura hominis, are not random memoranda on the human organism or disjecta membra extracted from a range of late-antique sources. On the contrary, it is claimed here that De natura hominis 6-28, in which the medical anthropology of the Platonic–Galenic tradition comes to the fore, mark a decisive phase in the argument of Nemesius’ text. The human is defined by Nemesius as the only living being which is at once ruler and ruled. In De natura hominis 6-28, this image of humankind is given an anatomical proof.

中文翻译：

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身体的政府：对埃米萨人的《德尼图拉人》的尼梅修斯的生理章节的重建

摘要

这笔捐款认为，内梅西斯的Emesa的晚古董人类学的，极具影响力的概论的生理和心理章德NATURA人型支原体，不是对人体组织或随机备忘录disjecta membra从一系列的后期古董来源提取。相反，在这里声称，德NATURA人型支原体6-28，其中柏拉图，盖伦传统的医学人类学就浮出水面，标志着内梅西斯文本参数决定性阶段。Nemesius将人类定义为唯一同时被统治者和统治者的生物。在《人的自然》 6-28中，人类的这一图像得到了解剖学证明。