Galen, a Roman physician, believed soul diseases arose from passions, requiring self-knowledge and mentorship. He performed dissections and located fire in the heart.
Galen, a Roman physician, believed diseases of the soul stemmed from passions, necessitating self-knowledge and guidance from a mentor. He dissected slaves and thought fire was located in the heart.
| Front | Galen (b) |
|---|---|
| Back | Roman physician Diseases of the soul arise from passions = must seek understanding and self-knowledge. Need mentor-therapist. Thought fire was in the heart – dissected slaves. |
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