Galen in Latin
Galen in Latin is Galenus — Galen means a celebrated Greek physician and philosopher of ancient Rome whose ideas shaped Western medicine for over a thousand years.
Galen in Latin
Galenus
An ancient Greek physician.
What does "Galen" mean?
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name A celebrated Greek physician and philosopher of ancient Rome whose ideas shaped Western medicine for over a thousand years.
"Medieval doctors still followed the theories of Galen centuries after his death."
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name A male given name.
"They named their son Galen."
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Galen in a sentence
- Medieval doctors still followed the theories of Galen centuries after his death.
- They named their son Galen.
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What is "Galen" in Latin?
"Galen" in Latin is Galenus. Galen means: A celebrated Greek physician and philosopher of ancient Rome whose ideas shaped Western medicine for over a thousand years.
How do you use "Galen" in a sentence?
Example: "Medieval doctors still followed the theories of Galen centuries after his death." In Latin, "Galen" is Galenus.
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