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Book SynopsisChapter 1:Nicola Polloni and Sylvain Roudaut- Hylomorphism into Pieces? Introductory Remarks.- Chapter 2: Aurélien Robert- Atoms, Minima and Points: Democritean Corpuscularism in the 13th Century.- Chapter 3: Roberto Zambiasi - The No-Frills' Doctrine of Minima naturalia in the Latin Middle Ages and in the Renaissance: A First Exploration.- Chapter 4: Henrik Lagerlund - The Changing View of Successive Entities in the 14th Century: Peter of Mantua on Matter and Form.- Chapter 5: Claire Murphy - Unity out of Multiplicity: Nicholas of Cusa's Theory of the Elements.- Chapter 6: Luca Burzelli - Pietro Pomponazzi and the Debate on the Four Elements.- Chapter 7: Sylvain Roudaut - Points of Form and Other Minima: Hylomorphism and Indivisibles in the Circle of John Mair.- Chapter 8: Russell Friedman - Late Scholastic Thomism into Pieces: Hylomorphism and Indeterminate Dimensions in Domingo Báñez's Commentary on De generatione et corruptione.- Chapter 9: Nicola Polloni - Francisco de Toledo on Elemental Mixtures.- Chapter 10: Fabrizio Bigotti - Prime Matter is Three-Dimensionality: The Debate on the Extension of Prime Matter from Zabarella to Galileo.- Chapter 11:Hiro Hirai- Jacob Schegk, Simplicius and Anaxagoras the Atomist: Aristotelian Commentaries and Renaissance Corpuscularism.- Chapter 12:Erik Åkerlund - Rodrigo de Arriaga's Substance Trialism.
