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Owen's Moral Physiology

Note 26 — Chapter VI · THE SUBJECT CONSIDERED IN ITS IMMEDIATE CONNEXION WITH PHYSIOLOGY.

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Hippocrates positively asserts this latter hypothesis, and is outrageous against all sceptics in his theory. In his work on diet, he tells us, “Si quis non credat animam animæ misceri, demens est.” Tertullian warmly supports the orthodoxy of this opinion.

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