Vita:Paxamosz

message: * noch heute nennt der Grieche den Zwieback nach einem Barbaren Paxamos, der im I . Jahrhundert ein sehr reiches Rezeptbuch verfaßt hat. 
replies: text: * Geoponica ed. Beckh 18, 21 p.
*  Das Lemma zu XII 17 nennt als Verfasser des Abschnittes Paxamos, der doch schon vor Columella (XII 4, 2) lebte (s. Susemihl Gesch. d. griech. Litt. I 842).
* :Title	Antike Erotische Bildwerke in Houbens Römischem Antiquarium zu Xanten

text: Author	Franz Fiedler

text: Publisher	s.n., 1839

text: Original from	Ghent University

text: Digitized	11 Mar 2009
* A Szuda által említett Paszmosz vagy Paxamosz Dódekatekhnon peri tón aiszkhtrón szkhématón (Tizenkettestan a buja testhelyzetekről) címmel írt szeretkezési tankönyvet. Ebben a Dodekamekhanosz (‘tizenkét fogásban jártas’) melléknevű Küréné hetérára utal, aki azzal érdemelte ki e nevet, hogy a szeretkezés tizenkét alapformáját állította fel. s
Magyar László András A FIGURAE VENERIS A GÖRÖG-RÓMAI VILÁGBAN

text: Journal	Antik Tanulmányok

text: Publisher	Akadémiai Kiadó

text: ISSN	0003-567X (Print) 1588-2748 (Online)
.Issue	Volume 46, Numbers 1-2 / June 2002

text: Pages	227-231

text: DOI	10.1556/AntTan.46.2002.1-2.16
* Title	  Antike Erotische Bildwerke in Houbens Römischem Antiquarium zu Xanten

text: Author	Franz Fiedler

text: Publisher	s.n., 1839
 Ein gewisser Paxamos schrieb ein Dodekatechnon oder über zwölf obscöne Schemata, welche eine griechische Hetäre Kyrene darstellte und daher Dodekamechanos, die Zwölfkundige, hiess. 
*Fűszerezett aludttej Paxamos receptje szerint (Geoponica, 18, 21): melegítsünk agyagedényben erős ecetet, és mielőtt felforrna, öntsük rá a tejet. Egy új edényben pihentetve másnapra kész a melca

text: *Petrus Needham, ed., Γεωπονικά: Geoponicorum sive De re rustica libri XX Cassiano Basso scholastico collectore (Cantabrigiae 1704) p. xvi
* Title	Historia rei herbariae, Volume 1

text: Historia rei herbariae, Kurt Polycarp Joachim Sprengel

text: Author	Kurt Polycarp Joachim Sprengel

text: Publisher	Apud Treuttel et WüIntroduction to the Geoponica by John N. Lupia, III, from the LT-ANTIQ listservertz, 1807
*Title	Gegenständliches Denken, archaisches Ordnen

text: Author	Will Richter

text: Publisher	Winter, 1978

text: ISBN	3533026779, 9783533026778
*  Alchimie-Chemie, Botanik-Agrikultur

text: Volume 4 of Geschichte Des Arabischen Schrifttums

text: Author	F. Sezgin

text: Edition	reprint

text: Publisher	BRILL, 1996

text: ISBN	9004020098, 9789004020092
replies: text: :;A Geoponica témakörhöz:

text: * Introduction to the Geoponica by John N. Lupia, III

text: * Seyffert, Dictionary of Classical Antiquities

text: by Oskar Seyffert (1894), edited by Henry Nettleship and J. E. Sandys, translated by various hands.
Geop&nlci. The ancient writers on agri culture : for instance (among the Greeks), the philosopher Democritus, and in later times, Xenophon, in his (Economicus. No other Greek works of the kind have come
down to us, except the collection called Geoponica. This consists of twenty books, and contains extracts from writers of the most widely distant periods. The compiler was a Bi thynian, Cassianus Bassus, who lived about the middle of the 10th century a.d., and undertook the work at the suggestion of the Emperor Constantine VII. He based it upon a collection of extracts made by a cer tain VindaniSs Anat5U6s. Agriculture was held in high esteem by the Romans, and the subject was in consequence a favourite one with their men of letters. A number of their works on it have come down to us : the Res Rusiica of the elder Cato, a similar work by the encyclopaedic scholar, Marcus TSrentlus Varro, the Georgics of Vergil, and after Christ the writings of Columella, Gargilius Martialls, and Palladlus. ThePDF: "Kêpopoiïa: Garden-Making and Garden Culture in the Greek Geoponica," in Byzantine Garden Culture, ed. A. Littlewood et al. (Washington, 2002), 159-175.PDF: "Kêpopoiïa: Garden-Making and Garden Culture in the Greek Geoponica," in Byzantine Garden Culture, ed. A. Littlewood et al. (Washington, 2002), 159-175. Georgics of Vergil are a poem: and one book of Columella is in verse.

text: *  A Manual of Greek Literature from the Earliest Authentic Periods to the Close of Byzantine Era by Charles Anthon (1853).
cassianus bassus,* surnamed Scholasticus, was in all probability the compiler of the Geoponica (reonroj/i/ca), or work on agriculture, which is usually ascribed to the Emperor Constantine Porphyrogennetus. Cassi-anus Bassus appears to have compiled it by the command of this emper or, who has thus obtained the honor of the work. Of Bassus we know nothing, save that he lived at Constantinople, and had been born at Mara-tonymum, probably a place in Bithynia. The work itself, which is still extant, consists of twenty books, and is compiled from various authors, whose names are always given. Bassus has contributed only two short extracts of his own, namely, chapters five and thirty-six of the fifth book. The various subjects treated of in the Geoponica will best appear from the contents of the different books, which are as follows: 1. Of the at mosphere, and of the rising and setting of the stars. 2. Of general matters appertaining to agriculture, and of the different kinds of corn. 3. Of the various agricultural duties suitable to each month. 4 and 5. Of the cultivation of the vine. 6-8. Of the making of wine. 9. Of the cultivation of the olive and the making of oil. 10-12. Of horticulture. 13. Of the animals and insects injurious to plants. 14. Of pigeons and other birds. 15. Of natural sympathies and antipathies, and of the man agement of hees. 16. Of horses, asses, and camels. 17. Of the breed ing of cattle. 18. Of the breeding of sheep. 19. Of dogs, hares, deer, pigs, and of salting meat. 20. Of fishes.
The best edition of the Geoponica is that by Nicjas, Leipzig, 1781, 4 vols. (in one) 8vo.
*   PDF: "Kêpopoiïa: Garden-Making and Garden Culture in the Greek Geoponica," in Byzantine Garden Culture, ed. A. Littlewood et al. (Washington, 2002), 159-175.
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