Galenism; Rise and Decline of a Medical Philosophy

Ithaca [N.Y.]: Cornell University Press (1973)
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Introduction I The Portrait of an Ideal II The Rise of Galenism as a Medical Philosophy III Authority and Challenge IV Fall and Afterlife.

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