Philosophical Themes in Galen

Peter Adamson · Rotraud Hansberger · James Wilberding

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Introduction -- Galen and the philosophers: philosophical engagement, shadowy contemporaries, Aristotelian transformations P.N. Singer -- Genre and Galen's philosophical discourses Todd Curtis -- Galen on what is persuasive (pithanon) and what approximates to truth Riccardo Chiaradonna -- Galen on the nature of human beings Philip van der Eijk -- Galen on mental illness: a physiological approach to phrenitis Glenda McDonald -- Galen's theory of elements Inna Kupreeva -- Galen on void Peter Adamson -- Galen's refutation of atomism David Leith -- On Galen's theory of vision Katerina Ierodiakonou -- Secret of sentient vegetative life in Galen James Wilberding -- What does pseudo-Galen tell us that Galen does not? Ancient medical schools in the Roman Empire Caroline Petit -- Index of subjects and persons -- Index locorum

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