41. 1^ Maratona Delle Orobie - Oltre Il Colle Valle Serina Translate this page far conoscere ed apprezzare la montagna lo scrittore Angelo Gamba el’inventoredel Sentiero delle Orobie e del Sentiero della porta, giambattista Cortinovis http://www.valbrembanaweb.com/maratonadelleorobie/

OLTRE IL COLLE (Valle Serina) Competizione agonistica, la prima Skyrace - corsa del cielo - nella storia dello sport bergamasco. 3000 metri di salita distribuiti lungo un percorso di 38 chilometri su sentieri scoscesi, pascoli e creste rocciose, toccando tutte le vette della Val Serina. Una sfida estrema per i piu' forti. Foto Gallery e Classifica della 1^ Maratona delle Orobie “La GranValSerina” si chiude con il grande successo della prima “Maratona delle Orobie” e l’assegnazione dei riconoscimenti “Profili” LA CLASSIFICA DELLA MARATONA DELLE OROBIE I RICONOSCIMENTI “PROFILI” La Gran Val Serina Nell’ambito dell’Anno Internazionale delle Montagne viene conferito il riconoscimento “PROFILI” ad Angelo Gamba Giambattista Cortinovis Battista Scanabessi Fabio Maj Fausto Bonzi Pieralberto Carrara Fulvio Mazzocchi Luisa e Augusta Bianchi Per informazioni: coop. Sinapsi, t. 035. 240844 - Roberto Cremaschi, t. 348.4021664 - Vittorio Rinaldi,t. 338.5312802 Bergamo, settembre 2002 Info online Nome e Cognome: Data di Nascita: E-mail: Telefono: Testo: Inoltra Per cancellare i dati

42. Iþýðý Keþfedenler giambattista della porta. Doðum Tarihi 1 Eylül 1535, Vico Equense,Ýtalya Ölüm Tarihi - 4 Þubat 1615, Naples, Ýtalya giambattista http://www.kameraarkasi.org/light/mucitler/porta.htm

Giambattista Della PORTA Doðum Tarihi - 1 Eylül 1535, Vico Equense, Ýtalya Ölüm Tarihi - 4 Þubat 1615, Naples, Ýtalya Giambattista della Porta was educated at home where discussions on scientific topics frequently took place. His father, from 1541, was in the service of Emperor Charles V and della Porta was well educated by private tutors. Charles V was Holy Roman emperor and king of Spain at this time and his empire extended across Europe to the Netherlands, Austria and the Kingdom of Naples. Della Porta travelled widely in Italy, France and Spain always returning to his estate near Naples where he was able to study in peace. He never needed to earn a living as the wealth of the family seems to have been sufficient to allow della Porta to devote himself to study. In 1579 della Porta moved to Rome and entered the service of Luigi, cardinal d'Este, and frequented the court of Duke Alfonso II d'Este at Ferrara. He also lived in Venice while working for the Cardinal. In fact he was one of a number of dramatists who worked for the Cardinal, like Torquato Tasso, the greatest Italian poet of the late Renaissance. Della Porta, however, also undertook scientific work for the Cardinal, making optical instruments for him while in Venice. Della Porta's work was wide ranging and, having studied refraction in De refractione, optices parte (1593), he claimed to be the inventor of the telescope although he does not appear to have constructed one before Galileo.

43. Italinemo - Riviste D'italianistica Nel Mondo Translate this page Nato probabilmente a Napoli nel 1535, giambattista della porta fu interprete originale,in pieno Cinquecento, del momento di rottura dell’unità culturale http://www.italinemo.it/notizie/dettaglio_notizia.php?id=86

44. Philadelphia Rare Books And Manuscripts: $5000.00 • Giovanni Battista (or giambattista) della porta (1535?–1615)was a natural philosopher and physician who made significant scientific http://www.prbm.com/quotes/featured_book_A_Pair_of_Portas.shtml

For your consideration: A PAIR OF PORTAS TOGETHER. Physiognomy Italian with Plates Porta, Giambattista della. ; 346 (i.e., 350) pp.; illus. This work was written in Latin and first published in 1586 under the title De humana physiognomia . It saw 19 editions before 1701, and has been translated into Italian (1598; translation by Salvatore Scarano), German (1651), French (1655), and English (1817). This edition has a goodly number of xylographic historiated initials and 92 in-text engravings , most of which are repeated so that the total number of pictures is much greater. The History of Magic , 319. On physiognomy, see: Thorndike, History of Magic and Experimental Science 811. Late 19th- or early 20th-century half vellum over paper printed in imitation of treed calf; spine with maroon leather title label, gilt-lettered and bordered. Some abrasions, mostly on edges; spine label starting to peel off. Paper with browning or staining, chipping, tears, and holes; one half of one image neatly excised (this being the face of a cat, present elsewhere in a repetition of the plate); another page with a section torn away taking much of an image on each side (both images, like that of the cat, present elsewhere unblemished). Various repairs to these paper flaws. Scattered terse marginalia and occasional doodling. If You Look Like a Swine . . .

45. Philadelphia Rare Books And Manuscripts: Astronomy / Astrology $4000.00 • Giovanni Battista (or giambattista) della porta (1535?–1615)was a natural philosopher and physician who made significant scientific http://www.prbm.com/interest/astro.shtml

An 18th-Century Instruments Illustrated Bion, Nicolas. , 1723. 4to (24.6 cm, 9.75"). Frontis., [4] ff., 389, [3] pp.; 30 fold-out plts. Single-click any image where the hand appears on mouse-over, for an enlargement. 30 plates show geometric figures, examples of mapping and drawing to scale (including fortifications and a chart showing the Atlantic coast of France with parts of Spain and the British Isles), compasses, protractors, rulers (including parallel and angled rulers), quadrants and octants, a fountain pen examples of trajectory, including guns and targets , also drawn), the internal workings of a pendulum clock, and astronomical instruments Binding Recent Cambridge style binding of brown and tan calf signed by Grace; covers ruled with a fleury gilt roll, and the panels with rope gilt rolls and gilt fillets with corner fleurons. Rounded spine with gilt-accented raised bands and gilt devices in compartments; two red leather labels. livres (or pounds) in the upper outer corner of the title-page. A leaf with provenance and other information, including a Quaritch catalogue slip affixed thereon, has been laid in at the rear. Overall excellent condition in a worthy, strikingly handsome binding.

46. Società Italiana Di Storia Delle Matematiche - Link della porta,giambattista Natural Magick Huygens, Christiaan Systema Saturnium, 1659. http://www.dm.unito.it/sism/altresocieta.html

LINK UTILI STORIA DELLA MATEMATICA La storia delle matematiche in rete History of Mathematics Archive MacTutor History of Mathematics Archive History of Mathematics STORIA DELLA SCIENZA History of Science: General. Bonn History of Science on the Internet. Division of History of Science, IUHPS Horus: Science Medicine, and Technology (history). U. California, Riverside Storia della Scienza. SWIF - Sito Web Italiano per la Filosofia. Bari STORIA DELLA FISICA International Catalogue of Sources Inventory of Sources for History of Twentieth Century Physics SOCIETA', CENTRI, ISTITUTI Accademia Nazionale di Scienze Lettere e Arti di Modena Astronomical Observatory - Brera. Milano Centro per la Conservazione e lo Studio degli Strumenti Scientifici. Pisa Centro Studi Lazzaro Spallanzani. Scandiano, Reggio Emilia ... Pristem:Progetto Ricerche Storiche e Metodologiche BIBLIOGRAFIE E ARCHIVI Archivio Bibliografico Cumulativo. IMSS, Florence Bibliografia Internazionale Leonardiana - Ricerche. Vinci Scientific Instrument Commission, Bibliography Catalog of Scientific Manuscripts. BNCF - National Central Library, Florence ... Mirror site: IMSS, Firenze Ms. Gal. 72, Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale di Firenze Selected Classic Papers from the History of Chemistry. LeMoyne

47. Intro giambattista della porta’s comedy La Trappolaria (an adaption of Plautus’ Pseudolus)was first printed at Bergamo in 1596, with subsequent editions issued http://e3.uci.edu/~papyri/trappolaria/intro.html

INTRODUCTION Giambattista Della Porta’s comedy La Trappolaria (an adaption of Plautus’ Pseudolus ) was first printed at Bergamo in 1596, with subsequent editions issued at Vinegia (1597), Naples (1613) Ferrara (1615), and Venice (1626 and 1628). It is included in Gennaro Muzio’s Della commedie di Giovanbattista de la Porta Napolitano (Naples, 1726), but not in Vincenzo Spampanato’s incomplete edition of the comedies, Giambattista Della Porta. Lei commedie (Bari, 1910 - 11). In connection with a hypertext critical edition of the 1615 Cambridge comedy I gnoramus by George Ruggle , adapted from La Trappolaria , it is necessary to make readily available the text of the Italian original. I therefore take this opportunity to present a transcription of La Trappolaria as printed in Muzio’s 1726 edition. The reader interested in Della Porta and his comedies is referred to Louise George Clubb, Giambattista Della Porta, Dramatist (Princeton, 1965). La Trappolaria is discussed on pp. 185 - 194.

48. Apeirophobia Alguns Dos Favoritos Da Casa - Parte 2 Translate this page Alguns dos Favoritos da Casa - parte 2. (parte 1). Giovanni della porta. (onde,por Giovanni della porta, entende-se giambattista della porta, que é a mesma http://www.blinkenlichten.info/phobia/archives/003782.html

49. MedHist: The Gateway To Internet Resources For The History Of Medicine Time coverage 12th Century CE;. Natural Magick (Magiae naturalis)by giambattista della porta. An online version of Natural Magick http://medhist.ac.uk/browse/mesh/C0242862L0305500.html

low graphics The gateway to Internet resources for the History of Medicine Top Locality Historical locations Ancient Greece Ancient Greece "I swear by Apollo Physician..." : Greek medicine from the Gods to Galen This online exhibition from the U.S. National Library of Medicine offers a character-driven introduction to the subject of Greek medicine, with a concentration on the primary associated figures such as Galen, Aristotle and Hippocrates. The sections give brief biographical portraits of each of these individuals, along with images of their works and other miscellany. These features can all be clicked onto and enlarged for closer examination. A short bibliography of thirteen works is also provided for further reading. This exhibit was prepared by Michael North of the History of Medicine Division of the National Library of Medicine. History of Medicine, Ancient Greek World Exhibitions [Publication Type] Bibliography ... c. 1137 An online version of Adelard of Bath: The Impact of Muslim Science - Preface to His Very Difficult Natural Questions, [Dodi Ve-Nechdi] c. 1137, provided as part of the Medieval Sourcebook, which is a collection of public domain and copy-permitted texts related to medieval and Byzantine history, edited by Paul Halsall of Fordham University.

50. Diagrams Page Italian scientist and mystic giambattista della porta publishes Magia naturalis/NaturalMagic, outlining a rational approach to the natural world, discussing http://www.fofweb.com/Subscription/Science/Timeline.asp?SID=2&Topic=Physics

51. Fabbrica Lapidea Della Basilica Di San Gaudenzio - I Fabbricieri Translate this page 1557 - 1560, Achille Avogadro, Giuseppe Bagliotti, giambattista Piotti, BenedettoCaccia. Giuseppe Antonio Nazari, Gerolamo Caccia, Giuseppe Antonio della porta. http://www.fablap.it/Italiano/Fabbricieri.htm

Giovanni Bernardino da Velate, Francesco Scrivanti, Giambattista Piotti Achille Avogadro, Giuseppe Bagliotti, Giambattista Piotti, Benedetto Caccia Achille Avogadro, Giovanni Francesco Carli, Giuseppe Antonio Langhi, Fabrizio Leonardi Alberto Tornielli Gaudenzio Avogadro, Giuseppe Brusati, Giuseppe Antonio Langhi, Francesco Leonardi, Carlo Francesco Tornielli, Francesco Maria Cattaneo Gaudenzio Avogadro, Andrea Carli, Marco Antonio Gattico, Giuseppe Antonio Nazari, Carlo Francesco Tornielli, Francesco Maria Cattaneo Gaudenzio Avogadro, Andrea Carli, Marco Antonio Gattico, Giuseppe Antonio Nazari, Gerolamo Caccia, Francesco Maria Cattaneo Gaudenzio Avogadro, Andrea Carli, Lanfranco Boniperti, Giuseppe Antonio Nazari, Gerolamo Caccia, Giuseppe Antonio Della Porta Paolo Gaudenzio Bagliotti, Andrea Carli, Lanfranco Boniperti, Carlo Antonio Langhi, Gerolamo Caccia, Giuseppe Antonio Della Porta Paolo Gaudenzio Bagliotti, Giovanni Maria Freni, Antonio Curzio Gattico, Carlo Antonio Langhi, Ottaviano Francesco Tornielli, Giuseppe Antonio Della Porta Paolo Gaudenzio Bagliotti, Giuseppe Cacciapiatti, Antonio Curzio Gattico, Dionigi Gallarati, Ottaviano Francesco Tornielli, Luigi Tornielli

52. Accademia Dei Lincei - Protagonisti - Giovambattista Della Porta Translate this page Il padre, Leonardo di Antonio della porta, dal 1541 presta servizio alla corte dell’ImperatoreCarlo V, e il giovane giambattista ha occasione di viaggiare http://www.lincei-celebrazioni.it/igiambattista.html

COMITATO NAZIONALE PER IL IV CENTENARIO DELLA FONDAZIONE DELLA ACCADEMIA DEI LINCEI HOME PROTAGONISTI INIZIATIVE CRONOLOGIA ... Z Giovambattista della Porta Approfondimenti Magia naturalis Villae , dove descrive molti dei luoghi visitati: la Calabria, le Puglie, la Lombardia, Venezia, la Francia, la Spagna. I suoi interessi spaziano dal tema della rifrazione della luce alla botanica, dall'alchimia al magnetismo, alla fisiognomica, alla magia. Tra le discipline da lui maggiormente coltivate vi sono l'astrologia, l'ottica, la matematica, la meteorologia, la botanica. Nel 1558 pubblica a Napoli la Magia naturalis sive de miraculis rerum naturalium libri IV Nel 1579 viene invitato dal Cardinale Luigi d'Este a Roma, quindi a Venezia. Durante questi soggiorni lavora alla realizzazione di dispositivi ottici, tra cui uno specchio parabolico. E' sua l'idea di inserire un obiettivo nell'apertura dell' obscura De Humana Physiognomonia Al 1589 risale la pubblicazione della seconda edizione della Magia naturalis in venti libri, alla cui stesura il Della Porta ha lavorato per oltre venti anni.

53. Visual Anthropology from the site). giambattista della porta, Drawing Shadows to StonePhotographing North Pacific Peoples (18971902), «This exhibition http://www.visualanthropology.net/links/varia.htm

Varia News Tools Publications Community ... Contact Links Varia Centres of VA EthnoPhoto Photography Film Distributors ... Visual Culture Room The visual culture room was set up by Professor Derek Sayer (Canada Research Chair in theory and culture) in 2002. The lab is located at the University of Alberta. We have a state-of-the-art image manipulation and production facility that features several work stations, a video editing station, satellite feed, negative and flatbed scanners, photo-printers, as well as digital and conventional cameras and accessories. This project combines approaches from art and anthropology to examine the relation between perception, creativity, innovation and skill, through study of the knowledge practices of fine art. The research explores the potential of a practice-based approach to teaching and learning.

54. Timeline Of Esoterica 1535, Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa dies; giambattista della porta born inNaples. Author of Germany. 1615, giambattista della porta dies. 1617, http://www.esotericarchives.com/esotime.htm

Contents esotime Timeline of Esoterica 13th century BCE? Zarathushtra founds Zoroastrianism, the religion of the Magi; Moses founds Judaism; mythical date of Hermes Trismegistus. 10th century BCE Solomon, son of David, King of Israel flourished 4? BCE-33 CE Jesus founds Christianity 1st century CE Apollonius of Tyana flourished 1st to 3rd CE (?) Testament of Solomon composed 100-300 CE composition of Corpus Hermetica 204-270 CE Plotinus, Neoplatonic philosopher and mystic (born in Egypt) 250-325 CE Iamblicus , neoplatonic philosopher, was born in Chalcis, Coele-Syria 500 CE (circa) Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite flourished, probably a native of Syria 6th CE Sefer Yetzirah edited 10th CE Sword of Moses composed al-Majriti, author of Picatrix , dies Rome splits from orthodox church, forms Catholic church Michael Scot (Scottish) Roger Bacon (English) Pope Honorius III dies Ramon Llull born (Majorca) Abraham Abulafia, Sicilian Kabbalist, founder of ecstatic Kabbala, born in Saragosa Joseph Gikatilla, Spanish Sephardic Kabbalist, born Liber Juratus (Sworn Book of Honorius) compiled by Honorius of Thebes, son of Euclid

55. Schneider, Hilke Translate this page physiognomy, John Baptist porta, giambattista della porta, De HumanaPhysiognomia, human physiognomy. Sachgruppe der DNB 33 Medizin http://tumb1.biblio.tu-muenchen.de/publ/diss/me/2003/schneider.html

Schneider, Hilke Physiognomic face types in Giambattista Della Portas work ´De Humana Physiognomia´ analyzed with modern software for cephalometric evaluation Thesis Filetyp: PDF (.pdf) Size: 14774 Kb Physiognomie, Della Porta, Physiognomik, Mensch - Tier - Vergleich, De Humana Physiognomia, Gesichtstypen physiognomy, John Baptist Porta, Giambattista Della Porta, De Humana Physiognomia, human physiognomy Sachgruppe der DNB 33 Medizin Tag der mündlichen Prüfung: 2003-03-19 Abstract in English Physiognomies from Giambattista Della Porta's work ´De Humana Physiognomia´ (1601) were analyzed with modern kephalometric software. These face types, illustrated in one of the most significant works of physiognomy, were evaluated for the first time based on scientific examination with a combined orthodontic - maxillofacial measuring procedure. They could be assigned to specific medical classifications; some physiognomies could be classified in craniofacial syndromes. Abstract in Deutsch Betreuer Gutachter Horch, H.-H.; Univ.-Prof. Dr. Dr. Dr. h.c. (UMF Temeschburg) Gutachter Neumeier, D.; Univ.-Prof. Dr.

56. TecaLibri: Giambattista Della Porta: Opere 1589 Magia naturalis; 1592 La fantesca; 1593 della rifrazione ottica; http://web.infinito.it/utenti/t/tecalibri/D/DELLAPORTA-G_OPE.htm

classici italiani TecaLibri Giambattista Della Porta: opere Nasce a Napoli. 1586 L'Olimpia 1589 Magia naturalis 1592 La fantesca 1593 Della rifrazione ottica 1600 La furiosa 1601 La Cintia 1604 I due fratelli rivali 1606 L'astrologo 1606 Tre libri de' spiritali 1607 Il moro Muore il 4 febbraio a Napoli.

57. Rocky Road: Cesi And The Linceans The Linceans enjoyed an early boost, both in morale and prestige,through the admission of giambattista della porta. Considered http://www.strangescience.net/lincean.htm

Cesi and the Linceans The Lincean Academy was quite possibly the first scientific academy of the modern era. Though the group's members never numbered more than a few dozen, they produced important works in botany, zoology, geology, and astronomy. Linceans used the microscope to make beautifully detailed illustrations of fungi roughly 40 years before Robert Hooke's famous Micrographia . Linceans reproduced 16th-century illustrations of New World flora and fauna for European scholars. While a number of Lincean works were published during the 17th century, however, many more of their supporting notes and illustrations were eventually scattered among private collections throughout Europe, many of them winding up in the Royal Collection at Windsor. Fortunately, much of the group's work was preserved in a "paper museum" assembled by academy member Cassiano Dal Pozzo, and purchased by King George III in 1762. The Linceans enjoyed an early boost, both in morale and prestige, through the admission of Giambattista Della Porta. Considered the greatest naturalist of his age, Della Porta was also an accomplished playwright, and his erudite comedies dominated the Italian stage for years. Yet Della Porta was a product of old, rather than new, science. He retained the Renaissance reverence for the works of classical authorities. He also supported the ideas of antipathies and sympathies, and the doctrine of signatures (the belief, for example, than an herb resembling a scorpion is the perfect remedy for a scorpion sting). By the time of Della Porta's death in 1615, Cesi had lost much of his admiration for the elderly savant. By then Della Porta had been eclipsed by a newer academy member.

58. William Eamon 53340. Secrets of Nature ; Books of Secrets ; giambattista della porta ; VannoccioBiringuccio, in The Scientific Revolution An Encyclopedia, ed. Wilbur http://www.nmsu.edu/~honors/weamon.html

William Eamon Professor of History Director, University Honors Program History of Science and Medicine Early Modern Europe Renaissance Italy Department of History New Mexico State University Box 30001 MSC 3HON Las Cruces, NM 88003 Office Hours, Fall 2003: T Th 2-3 p.m. (Conroy Honors Center, Rm 103) Telephone: 505-646-2005 weamon@nmsu.edu Education: University of Montana, B.A., 1968 (History) University of Montana, M.A., 1970 (History) University of Kansas, Ph.D., 1977 (History of Science) Research Topics/ Interests: Medieval and Early Modern Science The Scientific Revolution Science and Popular Culture Magic and Occult Traditions in Renaissance Europe Science and Culture in 16th Century Italy and Spain Courses Offered Honors 224G: God and Nature History 301G: Origins of Modern Science History 302G: Science in Modern Society History 304: Medicine and Society History 433: Renaissance and Reformation History 440: The Scientific Revolution Research Seminar: Popular Culture in Early Modern England click for details Selected Publications Science and the Secrets of Nature: Books of Secrets in Medieval and Early Modern Europe (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1994); paperback edition, 1996. Nominated for Pulitzer Prize; winner of the History Book Award, Association of American Publishers. Italian translation:

59. Brecht And The Historical Galileo giambattista della porta was twentynine years older when Galileo.He was born in Naples in 1535, and died in 1615, when Galileo http://www.nmsu.edu/~honors/brechtessay.html

BRECHT AND THE HISTORICAL GALILEO By William Eamon New Mexico State University The conflict between Galileo and the Church took place within a densely charged political atmosphere. The new science threatened both the Church’s traditional role as aribter of doctrinal truth and its position as a great European power. What were the political issues at stake in the debate over Copernicanism? We can approach this question from two directions, asking (a) what political interests did the Church have vested in the traditional worldview; and (b) what interests did the Galileans stake in Copernican worldview. Given the profoundly human dimension of this conflict, we should also ask: what were Galileo’s choices? The first question, the Church’s political investment in the Aristotelian-Ptolemaic cosmology, is about Counter-Reformation politics. In the century-and-a-half prior to Galileo’s trial, Italy and the Church suffered a succession of severe setbacks. The French invasion left Italy in a state of political wreckage and set the stage for a poisonous rivalry between the Holy Roman Emperor, the Papacy, and the King of France. At the same time, the Church faced dissension within its own ranks. When the sixteenth century opened, scarcely anyone in Europe doubted the need for reform of the Church. Most called for a reform from within, but Luther, that Papal Bull-burning German, crossed the Rubicon. Breaking completely with the church, he split Christendom into two belligerent blocs, and added a vicious ideological element to the Cold War of the sixteenth century.

60. Magical Arts In Theory And In Practice Group II. giambattista della porta. Primary source. giambattista dellaporta, Natural Magick, London, 1658, pp. 125; 328-339. http://www.trin.cam.ac.uk/sk111/T&SMagicandmachines.htm

Magic and Science in Early Modern Europe Magical arts in theory and in practice (Folder: class two material) In this class, we shall examine the many meanings of magic. The aim is to understand the distinction between natural philosophy and natural magic, between natural and demonic magic, and between nature and art. How are these distinctions maintained by the authors? How important is the claim of secrecy for magic? Do magical practices reflect theories, or vice versa? One important task in this class is to become sensitive to the different types of practitioners. Again, we shall focus on a selection of material from the Folder, but it is advisable that you have a look at the other material. Reading Primary Sources The primary sources for this class are predominantly texts, and in order to read primary sources historically, here are some important points that you must clarify about the text: Preliminary Questions Who wrote the book? When was the book published, and where? In what language was the book written? (is the English text that you are reading a modern or an early modern translation?)

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