empiricus

empīricus (ἐμπειρικός), empirisch, haeresis medicorum, Isid. 4, 4, 1. – subst., a) empīricī, ōrum, m. (sc. medici), die Empiriker in der Medizin, Cic. Acad. 2, 122. – b) empīrica, ōrum, n., über die Empirie handelnde Schriften, Plin. 20, 120.

1 empiricus [CL < ἐμπειροικός] , empirical, known by experience; b (med., also fig.). c (as sb. n.) empirical remedy. secunda pars [astronomie] est de qualitate et modo cognoscendi motum firmamenti, ortum signorum super rebus empericis antequam fiant sub firmamento lune Bacon V 62.  b theodorico emperico Gilb. III 139. 1; consistit in duobus modis operandi, sc. artificiali et emperico Gad. 126. 1; ecce tiriaca emperica contra subrepentem superbiam Wycl. Dom. Div. 18.  c nota emperica in hac egritudine multum juvare Gilb. II 111. 1; pes lupinus collo suspensus colices juvat; empericum est Ib. V 227v. 1; emperica ‥ juvant in hac infirmitate Ib. VI 269v. 2; empericum est hoc medicis Ledrede Carm. 29. 16.

2 empiricus v. empyricus

empīrĭcus, ī, m. , médecin empirique : Cic. Ac. 2, 122.

empiricus , i. m.
無學之醫生。

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empīricus ī, m

• , ἐμπειρικός, a physician guided by experience, empiric.