On the Nature of Man

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On the Nature of Man is a medieval medical and philosophical treatise, traditionally attributed to Qusta ibn Luqa, that explores human physiology, psychology, and the composition of the human body within the framework of Greco-Arabic medicine.

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On the Nature of Man canonical 2

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instanceOf Arabic medical text ⓘ
medieval medical treatise ⓘ
philosophical treatise ⓘ
work of Greco-Arabic medicine ⓘ
aimsTo explain the functions of the human body ⓘ
explain the structure of the human body ⓘ
relate body and soul ⓘ
circulation manuscript tradition ⓘ
discusses balance of humors ⓘ
faculties of the soul ⓘ
four elements ⓘ
four humors ⓘ
functions of bodily organs ⓘ
generation and reproduction ⓘ
health and disease ⓘ
nutrition and growth ⓘ
organs of the human body ⓘ
senses ⓘ
temperaments ⓘ
field Galenic medicine ⓘ
medicine ⓘ
natural philosophy ⓘ
philosophy ⓘ
genre medical didactic treatise ⓘ
philosophical anthropology ⓘ
hasAuthorshipStatus traditionally attributed ⓘ
hasPerspective Galenic-hippocratic ⓘ
philosophical-rational ⓘ
influencedBy Aristotelian natural philosophy ⓘ
Galen ⓘ
Hippocratic medicine ⓘ
language Arabic ⓘ
mainSubject composition of the human body ⓘ
human physiology ⓘ
human psychology ⓘ
humoral theory ⓘ
medical anthropology ⓘ
philosophicalTheme human faculties and powers ⓘ
nature of the human being ⓘ
relationship between body and soul ⓘ
region Islamic world ⓘ
timePeriod medieval period ⓘ
tradition Byzantine-Greek medical tradition ⓘ
Islamic medicine ⓘ
traditionalAuthor Qusta ibn Luqa ⓘ
typeOfWork introductory medical compendium ⓘ
usedIn medical education ⓘ
usesFramework Greco-Arabic medicine ⓘ

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Qusta ibn Luqa → workAuthored → On the Nature of Man ⓘ
Qustā ibn Lūqā al-Baʿlabakkī → notableWork → On the Nature of Man ⓘ