Vocab Bloom Hub

lucretius

/luːˈkriː.ʃəs/

Traduction: Nom propre désignant le philosophe et poète romain qui, dans un long poème didactique, a tenté d'expliquer scientifiquement l'univers (96-55 av. J.-C.).

1 entrée

noun

/luːˈkriː.ʃəs/C2formalscientific
  • frNom propre désignant le philosophe et poète romain qui, dans un long poème didactique, a tenté d'expliquer scientifiquement l'univers (96-55 av. J.-C.).

A proper noun referring to a Roman philosopher and poet who, in a long didactic poem, attempted to provide a scientific explanation of the universe (96-55 BC).

indénombrable · nom propre

  1. C2formal

    A Roman philosopher and poet from the 1st century BCE, known for his didactic poem 'De Rerum Natura' (On the Nature of Things), which explains Epicurean philosophy and attempts to provide a scientific explanation of the universe.

    frLucrèce (philosophe et poète romain)

    • Lucretius argued that the universe is composed of atoms and void.
    • His work 'De Rerum Natura' is a cornerstone of Epicurean thought.
    • Scholars study Lucretius to understand ancient scientific ideas.
Formes
  • lucretiuses plural form
  • lucretiuses' possessive plural form
  • lucretius's possessive singular form