This thinker's lesser known work includes a treatise called "On Fallacies" which proposes a measure of Euclidean Harmony and another treatise that claims all types of linguistic ambiguity can be classified.
This thinker's lesser known work includes a treatise called "On Fallacies" which proposes a measure of Euclidean Harmony and another treatise that claims all types of linguistic ambiguity can be classified. He wrote a letter to St. Basil asking how one can know about the nature of god if one does not know the nature of the ant. One of his works describes the so-called "wonderful network" of veins that contain "nutrititve" and "vital" blood that flow throughout the body. His other theories include a two chamber model of the kidney, which he correctly predicted filtered toxic substances from human fluids. Andreas Vesalius's On the Fabric of the Human Body updates the work of this thinker, who is best known for updating Hippocrates notion of the hour humors to reflect their association with the Aristotelian elements. For 10 points, identify this Greco-Roman physician.
This thinker's lesser known work includes a treatise called "On Fallacies" which proposes a measure of Euclidean Harmony and another treatise that claims all types of linguistic ambiguity can be classified.
Galen