CLST 214 Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: Semitone, Ancient Greek Medicine, Phlegm
21 Aug 2016
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900 words, three pages answer the questions answer as clearly as possible focus on a few key features. Doesn"t matter what citation, as long as its consistent introduction and conclusion help reader: few words of what main line of proof is, don"t waste time on opening paragraphs. Authors use of experience with blood, bile and phlegm, are proved or experienced by the physician. *no labeling of blood vessels, however a few major organs were missing: blood vessels are laid out to know where to perform blood-letting. Profoundly influential even though none of his doctrines believe it: details aren"t what you take out, but a certain thinking of the world. The god that made the world sees existence but it is disorderly: god made it into order, different than creation, as god created the world out of nothing. Greeks didn"t like the idea of stuff" coming into existence.
