There is no science which does not spring from pre-existing knowledge, and no certain and definite idea which has not derived its origin from the senses.
— William Harvey Early Modern

Blood circulation

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From his writings, reflecting an empiricist philosophy of science.

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17th Century

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Philosophical

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