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The Evolution of Modern Medicine By William Osler The Greek doctrine of the four humors colored all the conceptions of disease. Upon their harmony alone, it was thought that health depended the four temperaments sanguine, phlegmatic, bilious and melancholic corresponded to the prevalence of these Schumer's. The body was composed of certain so called natural Z seven in number. The elements temperaments, humors the members or parts, the virtues or faculties, the operations, air functions and the spirits certain non natural, nine in number, preserved the health of the body. Visa vee air, food and drink, movement and repose, sleeping and waking, excretion and retention and the passions.