Galeni pergamensis de temperamentis, et de inaequali intemperie

Ac quod multifariam quidem dicatur, humidum, siccum, calidum, & frigidum corpus in proximo definitum est libro, demonstratum praeterea est, nouem esse temperamentorum differenti...

Constare animalium corpora ex calidi, frigidi, sicci, humidique mixtura, nec esse horum omnium parem in temperatura portionem, demonstratum antiquis abunde est, tum philosophoru...

Ac quod energia, siue actu calidorum, frigidorum, humidorum, & siccorum unumquodque tale esse dicatur, uel quod summam habet eiusmodi qualitatem, uel quod uincit in eo id genus...

The dissertation which the newly-returned scholar read for his degree in medicine is said to have attracted attention, but he does not seem to have taught publicly;—at least Gro...

Beside the ostensible object of preventing the practice of medicine by ignorant persons, the foundation of the College effected another equally important reform which may possib...

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The above extracts will shew far more vividly than any generalized statements in what light Galen and the ancients appeared to scholars at the time of the revival of learning. B...

Inaequalis intemperies alias in toto animalis corpore fit, ueluti in ea hydropis specie, quam graeci ἀνασάρκα uocant. & febribus iis, quas iidem hepialas appellant, fereque reli...

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