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11-19 |
BURGESS, Scott.
Reduplicated reasoning : parallel anatomies at Plato's Timaeus 74b-e
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20-36 |
CASERTANO, Giovanni.
Karmides Kopfschmerz. Bemerkungen über die Beziehung zwischen Medizin, Philosophie und Politik nach Plato
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37-53 |
CRAIK, Elizabeth M.
Places in Man : An early Hippocratic work belonging to the west Greek philosophical and medical tradition
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54-63 |
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64-67 |
GERICKE, John.
Medicine and the soundness of the soul in Aristotle
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68-80 |
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81-85 |
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86-98 |
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99-108 |
LEACH, Joan.
Hippocratic reason and sophistical rhetoric : empiricism and argument in classical antiquity
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109-122 |
MARITZ, Petrus J.
The ethics of rhetorical - medical practice in Gorgias and modern society
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123-138 |
GARCIA NOVO, Elsa.
To know one's limitations in classical greek medicine and philosophy : a message for present day physician
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139-150 |
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151-163 |
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164-170 |
ROCCA, Julius.
Galen and Greek Pneuma theory : the limitations of physiological explanation
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171-197 |
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198-205 |
SHAH, Hemant.
Philosophy and medicine : the indian standpoint
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206-221 |
STELLA, Massimo.
Freud and the fourth book of Plato's Republic : continuity in metaphoric imagery
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222-230 |
TARRANT, Harold.
The proximity of philosophy and medicine in the age of Galen
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231-240 |
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241-261 |
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262-279 |
YAMAKAWA, Hideya.
Natural and non-natural aspects in contemporary medical practices from the Hippocratic and traditional Greek viewpoint
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280-290 |
