Definition of Galenist in English:

Galenist

noun & adjective

See Galen
Example sentencesExamples
- Furthermore, one positive feature of Galenist medicine was its reliance on the mind-body unity.
- He was a Galenist whose philosophic contributions were more innovative than his medicine.
- Other suggestions of the Galenist theory are sex change and hermaphroditism, both of which fall outside the ordinary course of nature and are thus relegated to monstrosity.
- In his theories, Rhazes was a Galenist; in practice, he seems to have been guided more by the principles of Hippocrates.
- In the interval between 1536 and 1543, Vesalius became so estranged from his Galenist past that his teachers suffered a kind of damnatio memoriae.

Definition of Galenist in US English:

Galenist

noun & adjective-nist

See Galen
Example sentencesExamples
- Other suggestions of the Galenist theory are sex change and hermaphroditism, both of which fall outside the ordinary course of nature and are thus relegated to monstrosity.
- He was a Galenist whose philosophic contributions were more innovative than his medicine.
- In his theories, Rhazes was a Galenist; in practice, he seems to have been guided more by the principles of Hippocrates.
- Furthermore, one positive feature of Galenist medicine was its reliance on the mind-body unity.
- In the interval between 1536 and 1543, Vesalius became so estranged from his Galenist past that his teachers suffered a kind of damnatio memoriae.

单词	Galenist
释义	Definition of Galenist in English: Galenist noun & adjective See Galen Example sentencesExamples Furthermore, one positive feature of Galenist medicine was its reliance on the mind-body unity. He was a Galenist whose philosophic contributions were more innovative than his medicine. Other suggestions of the Galenist theory are sex change and hermaphroditism, both of which fall outside the ordinary course of nature and are thus relegated to monstrosity. In his theories, Rhazes was a Galenist; in practice, he seems to have been guided more by the principles of Hippocrates. In the interval between 1536 and 1543, Vesalius became so estranged from his Galenist past that his teachers suffered a kind of damnatio memoriae. Definition of Galenist in US English: Galenist noun & adjective-nist See Galen Example sentencesExamples Other suggestions of the Galenist theory are sex change and hermaphroditism, both of which fall outside the ordinary course of nature and are thus relegated to monstrosity. He was a Galenist whose philosophic contributions were more innovative than his medicine. In his theories, Rhazes was a Galenist; in practice, he seems to have been guided more by the principles of Hippocrates. Furthermore, one positive feature of Galenist medicine was its reliance on the mind-body unity. In the interval between 1536 and 1543, Vesalius became so estranged from his Galenist past that his teachers suffered a kind of damnatio memoriae.
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