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摘要
本文考察了亚里士多德在《动物史》中描述心脏时所使用的κο ο λον这个词。它试图澄清两个特殊的例子,在这些例子中,仔细注意用词可以改善我们对亚里士多德生物学的理解。其一,围绕着大静脉与心脏连接的困惑被驱散了;在另一篇文章中,对心脏与肺的联系提出了一种新的解释。
Hollows in the Heart: A Lexical Approach to Cardiac Structure in Aristotle
This article considers Aristotle’s use of the word κοῖλον in his descriptions of the heart in History of Animals . It seeks to clarify two particular instances in which a careful attention to word choice can ameliorate our understanding of Aristotle’s biology. In one, the confusion surrounding the connection of the great vein to the heart is dispelled; in the other, a new interpretation for the connection of the heart to the lungs is put forth.