Four humours - Revision history

Ladyadele at 01:15, 25 August 2008

2008-08-25T01:15:08Z

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	The '''four humours''' were fluids that were thought to govern the health and temperament of people. The theory was popularised in the [[renaissance]] through the writings of [[Galen]].		The '''four humours''' were fluids that were thought to govern the health and temperament of people. The theory was popularised in the [[renaissance]] through the writings of [[Galen]].

	*[[blood]]
	*[[phlegm]]
	*[[yellow bile]]
	*[[black bile]]

	{{Four Humours}}		{{Four Humours}}

Ladyadele at 00:36, 25 August 2008

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	The '''four humours''' were fluids that were thought to govern the health and temperament of people. The theory was popularised in the [[renaissance]] through the writings of [[Galen]].		The '''four humours''' were fluids that were thought to govern the health and temperament of people. The theory was popularised in the [[renaissance]] through the writings of [[Galen]].

			*[[blood]]
	*[[sanguine (humour)\|sanguine]]
	*[[~~phlegmatic~~]]		*[[phlegm]]
	*[[~~choleric~~]]		*[[yellow bile]]
	*[[~~melancholic~~]]		*[[black bile]]

	{{Four Humours}}		{{Four Humours}}

Conrad Leviston: template

2007-11-17T02:13:04Z

template

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	*[[choleric]]		*[[choleric]]
	*[[melancholic]]		*[[melancholic]]

			{{Four Humours}}

	[[category:health]]		[[category:health]]

User 144: categorising

2006-05-21T08:59:26Z

categorising

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	*[[melancholic]]		*[[melancholic]]
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Cian: spelling

2004-10-19T02:10:10Z

spelling

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	The '''four humours''' were fluids that were thought to govern health and ~~temprament~~. The theory was popularised in the [[renaissance]] through the writings of [[Galen]]		The '''four humours''' were fluids that were thought to govern the health and temperament of people. The theory was popularised in the [[renaissance]] through the writings of [[Galen]].

	*[[sanguine (humour)\|sanguine]]		*[[sanguine (humour)\|sanguine]]

Conrad Leviston at 01:53, 19 October 2004

2004-10-19T01:53:09Z

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The '''four humours''' were fluids that were thought to govern health and temprament. The theory was popularised in the [[renaissance]] through the writings of [[Galen]]

*[[sanguine (humour)|sanguine]]
*[[phlegmatic]]
*[[choleric]]
*[[melancholic]]