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William Harvey, Aristotle and astrology
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  • 1988Kepler's geometrical cosmology125 cited
  • 1986:Occult and Scientific Mentalities in the Renaissance120 cited
  • 1994William Harvey's Natural Philosophy103 cited
  • 1967William Harvey's biological ideas100 cited
  • 1989The Works of William Harvey93 cited
  • 1966The life of William Harvey75 cited
  • 2010Nature, art, and psyche: Jung, Pauli, and the Kepler–Fludd polemic72 cited
  • 2013Kepler’s Geometrical Cosmology70 cited
  • 1996William Harvey's Natural Philosophy.61 cited
  • 1971William Harvey and the Circulation of the Blood57 cited
  • 1981Disputations touching the generation of animals55 cited
  • 1989Robert Fludd and the end of the Renaissance52 cited
  • 2001The Birth of Modern Science45 cited

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