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Which of the following was the Hellenistic astronomer whose geocentric model of the cosmos was put in danger by the Scientific Revolution?
 
  A. Andreas Vesalius
  B. Philippus Ambrosius Paracelsus
  C. Claudius Ptolemy
  D. Johannes Kepler

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Which of the following was the Flemish physician who published the first accurate analysis of human anatomy?
 
  A. Andreas Vesalius
  B. Philippus Ambrosius Paracelsus
  C. Claudius Ptolemy
  D. Johannes Kepler


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Reply #1 on: Sep 28, 2018
Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

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