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1. NoneProvided
   ... Andreas Vesalius did not accept the Roman Galenamp39s authority of human anatomy since it was based on animal dissections. Previous ...
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2. The Scientific Revolution
   ... Andreas Vesalius did not accept the Roman Galenamp39s authority of human anatomy since it was based on animal dissections. Previous ...
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3. Roman Orgy
   ... Another physician and scientist, Galen. advised vomiting before each meal. ... Roman diners often engaged in some rather obnoxious or toxious habits ...
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4. contraception and abortion
   ... suppositories. Following the examination of papyrus sources, Riddle looks at Greek and Roman medicine records from Hippocrates to Galen. In ...
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5. Polio
   ... During the Greek times, a Greek physician Hippocrates and his Roman disciple Galen wrote about acquired clubfoot in a way that suggests that they were talking ...
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6. Rome
   ... Some things built by the Roman Empire are still in use today. Science The Romans used science for practical things. ... Galen: medicine. ...
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7. The Heart and the Circulatory
   ... Pliny the Elder, a Roman writer who lived from AD 2379, and author of ... blood in innumerable small drops which is called sweat.ampquot A century later Galen, a Greek ...
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8. The Rise and Falls to Modern Medicine
   ... Claudius Galen, a renowned physician and philosopher, succeeded in explaining the function of ... Lick/courses/intro/h2/med/medm1.html The Roots of Roman Medicine. ...
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9. The Renaissance 2
   ... which were in a sense, rebellion against the archaistic ideas of Galen and a ... inspired to imitate, being careful not to recreate, ancient Greek and Roman culture ...
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