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Ontology and Meteorology in Hippocrates’ On Regimen

The paper discusses the ontology and the meteorology of Hippocrates’ On Regimen. The first part presents the elemental theory of fire and water which is based on the elemental powers movement and nutrition, and on the elemental properties warm, cold, wet, and dry. The main claim in this part is that the dualist theory of elements was meant by the Hippocratic author as a comprehensive explanation of the world. The second part presents the metaphysical foundations of meteorology. In On Regimen, natural environment has a considerable impact on human health; the theoretical basis of this interaction is given by the power of nature to transfer its elemental properties to living beings and man.