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Method in Galen.

Name: Method in Galen.
Creator: Durling, Richard
Keywords: Methods, Philosophy, Medical, History, Ancient

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 1995 Spain English Publisher:DynamisJournal:Dynamis (Granada, Spain) (issn: 0211-9536,

Authors: Durling, Richard;

doi: 10.4321/108716

pmid: 11615295

handle: 10481/78653

Method in Galen.

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I have discussed the four methods of ancient philosophy namely demonstration, division, resolution, and composition. But first, I glance at logic, which "discovers the principles of medical treatment". Method in pathology discovers "the affected parts of the body" and nosology, "the symptoms of diseases and their causes". In therapeutics, method "discovers drugs appropriate to specific diseases". The leader in all things pertaining to method is Hippocrates.

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Spain

Related Organizations

Autonomous University of Barcelona
Spain
University of Granada
Spain
Kiel University
Germany

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Methods, Philosophy, Medical, History, Ancient

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