Laurentius Laurentianus (also: Laurentianus Florentinus; Laurentius Laurentianus Florentinus) ("† 1515) was an Italian physician and philosopher. It worked as a professor in Florenz and Pisa.

It translated the Hippokrates of from the Greek one into latin, and made "very nice Anmerckungen" over the Galenus. These sentenzenartigen comments are received in incunabulum pressures. Its publisher was Antonio di Bartolomeo Miscomini. With its function, antique authorities (over Arab authors such as Rhazes and Avicenna were tradiert), he can be commentated as typical representatives of the Scholastik be seen, also in the time of the early Renaissance the study enterprise within the field of the medicine determined. Thus it stands for Foligno and Hugo Senensis there in a row with his colleagues Giovanni Arcolani, Gerhardus de solo ones, Gentile.

With the purchase of a house it deposited a third, and made the condition that if it in 6. Monathen of the still remaining sum a erosion would not carry, the deposited money out, together with the house, to which salesman should purge. As it now on pay day money did not have fell itself it in the year 1515 into a well.

Works

• In librum De elocutione (Expositio in libros De interpretatione) (1494)

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