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2002
Abstract On 15 May 1693, in the Memoire de Mathematique et de Physique of Two there appeared an article by Jean Mery entitled “Observations of Two Fetuses Enclosed in the Same Membrane.” The two fetuses were dead, and Mery reflects on the cause of their mortality: For if they are separated [each in his own membrane], their umbilical ...
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Abstract On 15 May 1693, in the Memoire de Mathematique et de Physique of Two there appeared an article by Jean Mery entitled “Observations of Two Fetuses Enclosed in the Same Membrane.” The two fetuses were dead, and Mery reflects on the cause of their mortality: For if they are separated [each in his own membrane], their umbilical ...
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The 17th Century and the Microscopists
1982From ancient times until the Renaissance and beyond, the term ‘glands’ was applied to many organs of soft consistency. The brain, the liver, and the spleen were all called glands at one time or another. The thyroid, the thymus, the salivary glands and the lympathic glands were known, but had not been studied much.
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Aristotelianism in the 17th century
2018Aristotelians in the seventeenth century comprised a group of mostly anonymous textbook writers whose chief claim to fame is that their philosophy was opposed by such as Descartes and Galileo. In line with the characterization of them by their opponents, their philosophy has generally been depicted as extremely conservative, monolithic and moribund ...
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