All Sayings
7,319 sayings found from the Early Modern era
The life of man is a perpetual motion.
The physician must be a philosopher, for there is not so great a difference between them.
The study of anatomy is the study of God's handiwork.
The whole world is a theatre, and all the men and women merely players.
The blood is the life.
The heart is a pump, and the blood is a fluid.
I have often wondered that the heart, though it be the chief seat of life, yet is not sensible of its own motion.
The more accurately we observe, the more clearly we understand.
The causes of diseases are often hidden, and to find them requires much labor and diligence.
The art of medicine is to prolong life, not to shorten it.
The human body is a machine, but it is also a living soul.
The physician must be a man of integrity and honesty.
The greatest discovery is to find the truth.
The best way to learn is to teach.
The world is full of wonders, but man is the greatest wonder of all.
The heart is the seat of the soul.
The true physician is one who loves humanity.
The most important thing in life is to be useful.
The senses are the primary source of all knowledge.
The book of nature is the only book that offers a wealth of content on every one of its pages.