Guy de Chauliac: Socrates is our friend, and Plato is our friend; but the truth is even more our friend.

Socrates is our friend, and Plato is our friend; but the truth is even more our — Guy de Chauliac

Socrates is our friend, and Plato is our friend; but the truth is even more our friend.

Guy de Chauliac

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