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How much of Britain was occupied by Romans?
about 3/4 of Britain was occupied by the Romans
How long did it take the Romans to build the ramp up Masada?
3-4 months because the Romans used the pre-existing bedrock as a foundation .
What are 4 things the Romans learned from the Greeks?
They used Triremes, Columns, the gods and clothing
What are two reasons the Mayas lost their land?
There are several theories on why the Maya Civilization deteriorated. Theory 1: Diseases Theory 2: War Theory 3: Famine (several years of bad/no crops) Theory 4: Combination of the above
What are 4 territories controlled by Romans?
Spain, France, North Africa, Egypt, Britain, Greece etc.
Why could the 4 humors theory be wrong?
It has no scientific basis.
Was the theory of 4 humors thrown out?
More like it just faded away (out of silliness), but you still hear references to it in literature ... and some old surgeons.
How did Galen improve Hippocrates' theory of the 4 humors?
Galen built upon Hippocrates' theory of the four humors by incorporating his own observations and anatomical studies, emphasizing the role of the body's organs and their functions in relation to health. He introduced the concept of the "pneuma," or vital spirit, which connected the humors to the body's physiological processes. Additionally, Galen categorized the humors not only by their qualities (hot, cold, wet, dry) but also by their corresponding organs, thereby creating a more comprehensive understanding of how imbalances could affect health and disease. This integration of anatomy and physiology marked a significant advancement in medical theory.
When did Hippocrates find the 4 humors?
No, Hippocrates did!
What are 4 humors?
Black bile, yellow bile, phlegm and blood.
When did Hippocrates discover the 4 humors?
Hippocrates discovered medicine in 400s BC.
What were the 4 humors during the renissance?
1. Realist mockumentary 2. Satire of environmentalists 3. Meme (web only) 4. Violence towards and rape of servants
What are the four theories of disease causation?
According to Hippocrates the theories of disease causation are the 4 humors, blood, phlegm, yellow and black bile.
How did Galen develope the 4 humours?
Galen developed the theory of the four humors by building upon the teachings of Hippocrates and other ancient Greek physicians. He believed that the body's health and temperament were influenced by the balance of four bodily fluids—blood, phlegm, black bile, and yellow bile. Galen's work furthered the understanding of medical theory during the ancient Roman Empire and the Middle Ages.
What would Hippocrates the Father of Medicine say about someone who is moody and generally mildly depressed The person is being influenced by A phlegm B blood C yellow bile D black bile?
The person is being influenced by black bile, one of the 4 humors or temperaments.Hippocrates only had observations upon which to base his theories. All of 4 humors, as given in the question, were about what he observed about blood exposed to the air.
Does the belief in the 4 humors mean that the Greeks were not very clever?
No. They did as best they could with the resources that they had available at the time. But the resources being quite poor, they got it wrong every now and then.
What age does a child develop a theory of mind?
Children typically begin to develop a theory of mind around the age of 2 to 3 years, as they start to understand that others have thoughts, beliefs, and desires different from their own. By age 4 to 5, most children can recognize that these mental states can influence behavior. This understanding continues to evolve and become more sophisticated as they grow older.
