Harvey W (c.1640-1657)

Marginalia. In: Aelius Galenus (1640). ΓΑΛΗΝΟΥ, Πρὸς ΘΡΑΣΥΒΟΥΛΟΝ, περὶ ἀρίστης αἱρέσεως. Galeni, De optima Secta, ad Thrasybulum. In: Goulston DT (editor). Galeni Opuscula hoc Libro comprehensa. London: Richard Badger, pp. 66–143.

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The title page of D T Goulston’s edition of Galen’s works (available free from Google eBooks)

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“Quomodo nisi experientia?” One of Harvey’s annotations in Galen’s text, and therefore written between 1640, when Goulston’s edition was published, and 1657, when Harvey died (available free from Google eBooks)

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Link to the full article available on Google eBooks

Harvey W (c.1640-1657). Marginalia. In: Aelius Galenus (1640). ΓΑΛΗΝΟΥ, Πρὸς ΘΡΑΣΥΒΟΥΛΟΝ, περὶ ἀρίστης αἱρέσεως. Galeni, De optima Secta, ad Thrasybulum. In: Goulston DT (editor). Galeni Opuscula hoc Libro comprehensa. London: Richard Badger,

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William Harvey (1578-1657)

William Harvey, MD Padua(1602), FRCP(1607); born April 1578 died 3 June 1657
This portrait, by Cornelius Jansen, is in the possession of the Royal College of Physicians of London (https://history.rcplondon.ac.uk/inspiring-physicians/william-harvey)

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