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Introduction: Philosophical and Medical Galenisms,istory of medicine. Galen’s influence, however, was not limited to the medical field. So far, most studies on Galen’s early modern legacy have mainly focused on the specifically medical side of post-medieval and Renaissance Galenism. However, this privileged focus on sixteenth-century medicine may e

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Galenic Causation in the Theoretical and Practical Medicine of Giambattista Da Monte,tment of patients, devising a seemingly original interpretation of the categories of procatarctic, proegoumenic or antecedent, and containing causes. While discussions of these causal categories are found in medieval medical works, during the first half the sixteenth century, medical theorists reapp

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In the Beginning Was the Plant: The Plant-Animal Continuity in the Early Modern Medical Reception oonstructs Galen’s view, he acknowledges the importance of the latter’s original interpretation of the similarity between the formation of the fetus and the formation of plants. While rebuking Aristotle on this issue, Galen’s uses of the animal-plant analogy importantly help specify the questions of

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Galen as a Source for Natural Theology in Early Modern British Philosophy,econstructs his presence in British natural theology in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Galen’s most authoritative text, . was widely quoted by early modern authors for its systematic teleological treatment of the structure of the human body in opposition to atomistic and mechanistic theor

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The Use of Parts: Mechanism Versus Galen,f organizing the living body from within to explain its generation and functioning. The first aspect is the subject of the attack by Guillaume Lamy. The second aspect is instead at the centre of the rewriting of Galen’s . by the physician Jean-Baptiste Verduc. From a mechanistic perspective, Verduc