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Pagina 131
... Hippocrates . Mythology furnishes some informa- tion on medical matters in the earliest historic times , but even that is a garbled tradition of the pre - Hellenic epoch . Homer makes mention of two physicians , Machaon and Pod- alirus ...
... Hippocrates . Mythology furnishes some informa- tion on medical matters in the earliest historic times , but even that is a garbled tradition of the pre - Hellenic epoch . Homer makes mention of two physicians , Machaon and Pod- alirus ...
Pagina 132
... Hippocrates was his constant identification of effect with cause , mistaking the symptoms of dis- ease for the disease itself . And here it may be well to mark a fallacy which has greatly retarded medical science from Hippocrates to ...
... Hippocrates was his constant identification of effect with cause , mistaking the symptoms of dis- ease for the disease itself . And here it may be well to mark a fallacy which has greatly retarded medical science from Hippocrates to ...
Pagina 133
... Hippocrates did not confine himself to observation , but , impelled by the activity of his enquiring mind , sought to assign causes and invent theories . This laid the foundation of dogma- tism , and soon the Hippocratic physicians ...
... Hippocrates did not confine himself to observation , but , impelled by the activity of his enquiring mind , sought to assign causes and invent theories . This laid the foundation of dogma- tism , and soon the Hippocratic physicians ...
Pagina 135
... Hippocrates down , and though his own studies did not tend in that direction , yet he has interwoven in his history of medicine many original reflections and set forth many views , all which bespeak the profound mind of the great ...
... Hippocrates down , and though his own studies did not tend in that direction , yet he has interwoven in his history of medicine many original reflections and set forth many views , all which bespeak the profound mind of the great ...
Pagina 136
... Hippo- crates that Galen distinguished himself , for he did not turn his attention , like Hippocrates , to the study of disease by the bedside , but devoted himself to anatomy and physiology , and it was in the former branch especially ...
... Hippo- crates that Galen distinguished himself , for he did not turn his attention , like Hippocrates , to the study of disease by the bedside , but devoted himself to anatomy and physiology , and it was in the former branch especially ...
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