15-08-2026, 12:33 AM
The Aristotelian cosmos is depicted with planets and/or planetary spheres as part of its essential structure. The cosmic structure presented in the VMs-"Oresme" comparison has only scattered stars. All planetary indicators are missing.
The concentric depiction of elements in Aristotelian representations includes fire, which is also absent from the VMs-"Oresme"-"de Metz" examples using an *inverted* T/O structure.
The cosmic structure present in the comparison is too simplified to be Aristotelian.
The concentric depiction of elements in Aristotelian representations includes fire, which is also absent from the VMs-"Oresme"-"de Metz" examples using an *inverted* T/O structure.
The cosmic structure present in the comparison is too simplified to be Aristotelian.

