Greek Auditors in the Courses of Jean Lamarck
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In the records of Lamarck's audiences, six students of Greek origin could be identified as attending his lectures between 1804-1827. In the catalogue published by Pietro Corsi four of them are listed as Greeks and two as Romanians. All have been properly identified. The Greeks were I. Kokkonis, S. Kanellos, D. Nitsos and D. Taillapierras, while the Romanians were two Greek physicians residing in Romania, I. K. Bouboukis and Th. Georgiades. It is worth noting that after their return to their home country none of them wrote on or advertised Lamarck's doctrines on species transformation.
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Asdrachas, S. I., & Krimbas, C. B. (2006). Greek Auditors in the Courses of Jean Lamarck. The Historical Review/La Revue Historique, 2, 153–159. https://doi.org/10.12681/hr.187
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