William Harvey — "Nature is nowhere accustomed to exhibit herself more openly than in her failures…"
Nature is nowhere accustomed to exhibit herself more openly than in her failures.
Nature is nowhere accustomed to exhibit herself more openly than in her failures.
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"The blood flows from the right ventricle through the lungs to the left auricle."
"The greatest pleasure is to be found in the service of humanity."
"The physician must be a philosopher, for there is not so great a difference between them."
"The circulation of the blood is a discovery that overthrows all the ancient doctrines of medicine."
"I have always preferred to learn and teach anatomy from actual dissection and not from books."
Suggesting that studying anomalies and pathological cases reveals fundamental truths about normal function.
Date: c. 1650s (attributed)
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