Their topics include acting and knowing before Plato: on Solon's theodicy, self-knowledge and politics in the Alcibiades I, learning from the gods: episteme and politics in Plato's Menexenus, whether the Theaetetus digression is an ethical interlude in an epistemological dialogue, kompsoi logoi: some remarks on Plato's linguistic conventionalism and its ethical implications, the telos of assimilation to god and the conflict between theoria and praxis in Plato and the middle Platonists, and the theory of mixtures and its ethical implications: the role and responsibility of the
Galenic physician.
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The identification of the Redcrosse Knight's sickness leads Crawford to
Galenic humoral medicine, as he considers it as an infection manifested physically in Spenser's Visions of the Worlds Vanitie.
He received his education as a chemical engineer from the Institut Meurice Chimie, Brussels, Belgium and a
Galenic Pharmacy degree from the University of Liege, Belgium.
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The effect of Mullaney's distinguishing of his perspective on emotion from those articulated by
Galenic scholars such as Gail Kern Paster, Mary Floyd-Wilson, and Michael Schoenfeldt among others is to extend their focus on the matter of the body and the environment to the material, transactional, and social world of the thinking and feeling agent.
Monastic medicine, the predominant form of health care during the 6th through 12th centuries in Europe and the Levant, and was based on Hippocratic and
Galenic theory placed against the backdrop of medieval theology.
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She paints a vivid
Galenic picture of the emotional world of the early modern spectator, much influenced by Gail Kern Paster.