[Elements for the construction of case histories in Galen].
This note calls attention to Galen's use of different, nonrational elements of Hellenic culture and society in the construction of his case histories.
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Publications and source records attributed to L García Ballester.
This note calls attention to Galen's use of different, nonrational elements of Hellenic culture and society in the construction of his case histories.
The article describes the authors and works which were quoted by the Franciscan Juan Gil de Zamora in his Historia naturalis, a scientific encyclopaedia written between c. 1275 and before 1296, probably in the Franciscan monastery of Zamora (Kingdom of Castille). Juan Gil made wide use of the Avicenna's Canon, Gilbertus de Aquila (Anglicus)'s Compendium medicine, and Salernitan medical literature. His work contributed to the diffusion of these medical authors and works throughout the Christian intellectual milieu of late medieval Castille. This diffusion was not without problems.
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