General Studies · Historical Origins
Which ancient medical thinker and philosopher developed the humoral theory, attributing human temperaments (sanguine, phlegmatic, melancholic, choleric) to the balance of bodily humours?
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- 1Aristotle
- 2Galen✓
- 3Plato
- 4Augustine
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Galen
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