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first introduced the 7 secular liberal arts |
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first introduced the 4 element theory |
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Believed that all matter was derived from water. |
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Taught people to think about the hereafter |
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Official Language- Greek Capital- Constantinople Religion- Eastern Orthodox Christianity |
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Capital: Cordova Second City: Toledo Religion: Islam Language: Arabic, Spanish, Latin, Greek Scientific Level: Very High! |
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popularized 4 element theory |
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Communication Arts: 1.) Grammar 2.) Rhetoric 3.) Logic |
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Mathmatical Arts: 1.) Arithmatic 2.) Astronomy 3.) Music 4.) Geometry |
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4 general characteristics of pre-greek science |
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-Religion oriented -Practical -All anonymous -Based on observations |
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3 characteristics of Ionian science |
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-Seperated science from religion -Practical, but also, "some knowledge for its own sake" -Observations, but also theories and geometric proofs. |
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pre-ionian scientific contribution (1) |
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-embalming -solar calendar -Pyramids -Constellations |
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Second city. Translation of common knowledge occurred here, from Arabic to Latin. |
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Capital of Ionia. Trading center of Ionia. Home of Thales |
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Home of St. Augustine and Capella |
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Capital of Islamic Spain. High tech city. Famous for mosques. |
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Piece of data that contradicts the paradigm |
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Data that shows that the paradigm requires modification |
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Uses daily scientific work as the paradigm |
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Introduced the first rational theory on disease |
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Introduced the tiny particles theory |
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Rebuilt Byzantium as his capital |
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