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Medicine Between Natural Philosophy and Physician’s Practice: A Debate Around 400 BCine into the nineteenth century, the doctrine of the four homours, blood (.), phlegm (.), yellow bile (.) and black bile (.), the ratio of which was thought to cause health and sickness. This chapter tries to reconstruct the debate that resulted in this doctrine. This was a medical discussion of met

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