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Page 2: MEDICINE AND PHILOSOPHYIN CLASSICAL
Page 5: CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESSCambridge
Page 9 and 10: viiiContents8 Divine movement and h
Page 11 and 12: xAcknowledgementsChapter 4 was firs
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Page 16 and 17: IntroductionFew areas in classical
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42 Medicine and Philosophy in Class
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chapter 1The ‘theology’ of the
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On the Sacred Disease 47as Jeanne D
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On the Sacred Disease 49intend to o
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On the Sacred Disease 51
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On the Sacred Disease 53 ), we h
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On the Sacred Disease 55its develop
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On the Sacred Disease 57is mentione
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On the Sacred Disease 59M), 36 whic
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On the Sacred Disease 61However, th
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On the Sacred Disease 63contrarily
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On the Sacred Disease 65But I hold
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On the Sacred Disease 67is wrong to
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On the Sacred Disease 69which simpl
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On the Sacred Disease 71and who are
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On the Sacred Disease 73Laskaris an
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chapter 3To help, or to do no harm.
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To help, or to do no harm 103questi
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To help, or to do no harm 105medici
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To help, or to do no harm 107On Tre
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To help, or to do no harm 109A comp
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To help, or to do no harm 111Howeve
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To help, or to do no harm 113distin
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To help, or to do no harm 117‘to
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chapter 4The heart, the brain, the
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Heart, brain, blood, pneuma 121any
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Heart, brain, blood, pneuma 123natu
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Heart, brain, blood, pneuma 125take
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Heart, brain, blood, pneuma 127This
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Heart, brain, blood, pneuma 129does
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Heart, brain, blood, pneuma 131vent
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Heart, brain, blood, pneuma 133thro
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Heart, brain, blood, pneuma 135and
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chapter 5Aristotle on melancholy1 i
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Aristotle on melancholy 141seems to
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Aristotle on melancholy 143body is
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Aristotle on melancholy 145of assoc
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Aristotle on melancholy 147Sleep (w
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Aristotle on melancholy 149Aristotl
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Aristotle on melancholy 151For peop
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Aristotle on melancholy 153It is no
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Aristotle on melancholy 155difficul
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Aristotle on melancholy 157between
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Aristotle on melancholy 159to mood
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Aristotle on melancholy 161wherever
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Aristotle on melancholy 163melancho
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Aristotle on melancholy 165Aristotl
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Aristotle on melancholy 167to be an
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chapter 6Theoretical and empirical
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Aristotle on sleep and dreams 171di
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chapter 9On Sterility (‘Hist. an.
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Aristotle On Sterility 261of Genera
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Aristotle On Sterility 263the theor
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Aristotle On Sterility 265For we ca
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Aristotle On Sterility 267go throug
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Aristotle On Sterility 269wide-rang
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Aristotle On Sterility 271why menst
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Aristotle On Sterility 273not const
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chapter 10Galen’s use of the conc
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Galen on qualified experience 281It
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Galen on qualified experience 283wh
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Galen on qualified experience 285to
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chapter 11The Methodism of Caelius
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The Methodism of Caelius Aurelianus
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Bibliography 329Amouretti, M. C. an
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Bibliography 331Bicknell, P. J. (19
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Bibliography 333Bruun, H. (1997),
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Bibliography 335Collinge, N. E. (19
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Bibliography 337Delaney, J., Lupton
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Bibliography 339Dübner F., Bussema
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Bibliography 341Metaphysicians on t
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Bibliography 343Förster, A. (1932)
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Bibliography 347Guillén, L. F. (19
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Bibliography 349Herzog, R. (1931),
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Bibliography 351(1975), ‘Le syst
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Bibliography 353(1992), ‘Zur Mün
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Bibliography 355Langslow, D. (1989)
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Bibliography 357(1991a), Methods an
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Bibliography 359Mansfeld, J. and Ru
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Bibliography 361(2002b), ‘Les Par
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Bibliography 363Önnerfors, A. (197
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Bibliography 369Seeskin, K. R. (197
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Bibliography 373Tecusan, M. (2004),
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Index of passages citedAeschines3.1
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Index of passages cited 381744 a 30
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Index of passages cited 383De plant
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Index of passages cited 38510 259-7
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Index of passages cited 387954 a 34
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Index of passages cited 3893.5.71 3
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Index of passages cited 391De optim
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Index of passages cited 3933.16 (7.
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Index of passages cited 395Timaeus7
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General index 397astronomers 30athe
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General index 399Egyptian medicine
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General index 401Ionic dialect 23ir
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