I am currently reading G. Wilhelm’s Leibniz biography by M. A. Antognazza (a philosopher I estimate not quite because of his philosophy but because of his scholarship) and I came across a word from a physics paper he wrote called Schediasma de resistentia motii. I looked for σχεδίασμα at several greek dictionnaries but found no answer, just σχεδίας means caprice or whim.
From context of the biography, I know he wrote it hastily, so could it be that σχεδίασμα means something like impromptu in music? I mean, a very fast improvisation writen in haste or a draft or brief essay poorly structured?
Aristoteles et Corpus Aristotelicum Phil., Poetica (0086: 034)
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Bekker page 1448b
Lexicon Sabbaiticum, Lexicon Sabbaiticum (e cod. Sabbaitico 137) (4300: 001)
“Lexica Graeca minora (ed. K. Latte & H. Erbse)”, Ed. Papadopoulos–Kerameus, A.
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