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Gentile Gentili da Foligno (died 18 June 1348) was an Italian professor and doctor of medicine, trained at Padua and the University of Bologna, and teaching probably first at Bologna, then at the University of Perugia, Siena (1322–1324), where his annual stipend was 60 gold florins; he was called to Padua (1325–1335) by Ubertino I da Carrara, Lord of Padua, then returned to Perugia for the remainder of his career. He was among the first European physicians to perform a dissection on a human being (1341), a practice long that had been taboo in Roman times. Gentile wrote several widely copied and read texts and commentaries, notably his massive commentary covering all five books of the Canon of Medicine by the 11th-century Persian polymath Avicenna, the comprehensive encyclopedia that, in La

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rdfs:comment	Gentile da Foligno (latinisiert Gentilis Fulgineus, G. Fulginas, G. de Fulgineo, G. de Gentilibus; Beiname: Speculator; * 1280/1290 in Foligno?; † 18. oder 28. Juni 1348 in Foligno) war ein italienischer Arzt, Scholastiker und Naturphilosoph. Er war neben Taddeo Alderotti schon zu Lebzeiten einer der berühmtesten Ärzte Italiens und hat als Kommentator des für die spätmittelalterliche Medizin grundlegenden Canons von Avicenna auch die nachfolgenden Jahrhunderte beeinflusst. (de) Gentile da Foligno (en latin : Gentilis Fulgineus, G. Fulginas, G. de Fulgineo, G. de Gentilibus), surnommé le Spéculateur, né vers 1280/1290 à Foligno et mort dans la même ville le 18 juin 1348 est un médecin, un humaniste et un philosophe italien notamment adepte de la philosophie de la nature. (fr) Ĝentile da Folinjo (1272-1348) estis itala kuracisto, humanisto, filozofo, kaj unu el la unuaj eŭropaj kuracistoj kiu plenumis dissekcon en homa estulo (1341), praktiko kiu longjare estis tabuo en la romiaj epokoj. Li estis edziĝinto kaj havis kvar infanojn: (Giacomo, Francesco, Ugolino kaj Roberto); du el ili iĝis kuracistoj. (eo) Gentile Gentili da Foligno (died 18 June 1348) was an Italian professor and doctor of medicine, trained at Padua and the University of Bologna, and teaching probably first at Bologna, then at the University of Perugia, Siena (1322–1324), where his annual stipend was 60 gold florins; he was called to Padua (1325–1335) by Ubertino I da Carrara, Lord of Padua, then returned to Perugia for the remainder of his career. He was among the first European physicians to perform a dissection on a human being (1341), a practice long that had been taboo in Roman times. Gentile wrote several widely copied and read texts and commentaries, notably his massive commentary covering all five books of the Canon of Medicine by the 11th-century Persian polymath Avicenna, the comprehensive encyclopedia that, in La (en) Gentile da Foligno (Foligno, fine XIII secolo – Foligno, 18 giugno 1348) è stato un medico italiano. Gentile da Foligno ed AvicennaBusto di Gentile da Foligno posto nell'Aula Magna della facoltà di Medicina e Chirurgia dell'Università degli Studi di Perugia (it)
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