For example, the element of fire shared the qualities of heat and dryness : fire dominated in yellow bile or choler, meaning a choleric person was more or hot and dry than others.
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He recorded that Charles " in great choler . . . told us, that we made projects upon our fleets, and he, laying his hand upon his sword, had a project by his side ".
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According to Aristotle and Galen, a physician of the second century A . D ., the body was composed of four humors : blood, red bile ( choler ), black bile ( melancholy ) and phlegm.
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Before the discovery of an infectious cause, the symptoms of cholera were thought to be caused by an excess of bile in the patient; the disease cholera gets its name from the Greek word " choler " meaning bile.
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Jesse Choler, a constitutional law expert at the University of California at Berkeley, said Gore had legitimate reason to question the election results in Florida and that he " has not exceeded the bounds at all " in seeking court review.
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He is best known for coining the well-known phrase : " R . Ilai said : By three things one may determine a man's character : By his cup, his capital and his choler; " ( Talmud, Eiruvin, 65b)
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He reserved most of his choler for the events that led to a two-week suspension in April and his resignation in May : ESPN's insistence that he violated company rules by writing for a baseball weekly, promoting his book, " The Big Show, " on Comedy Central and narrating public service advertisements on the dangers of chewing tobacco.
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Il est ainsi l'auteur d'une centaine de pi�ces, soit seul, soit en collaboration avec Labiche ( pour la moiti?d'entre elles ), Jacques Ancelot, Auguste Anicet-Bourgeois, �douard Brisebarre, Henri Chivot, Adolphe Choler, Alfred Delacour, Louis Dugard, Dumanoir, Lockroy fils, Jules Lorin, Albert Maurin, Alexandre Peupin, Paul Siraudin et Charles Varin.
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His art works hang in the permanent collections of important institutions worldwide including the Museum of Modern Art in New York; the Library of Congress in Washington D . C .; the Chicago Art Institute; the Honolulu Academy of Fine Arts and the Detroit Art Institute in the U . S . In addition to the Tel Aviv Museum, his art has been acquired by European museums in Aries, Geneva, Stockholm, Choler, Ostend, Brussels, and Zurich.
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It was based on the ancient theory that bodily " humors, " called black bile, yellow bile ( or choler ), phlegm and blood, had to be kept in balance . ( The humors were also thought to determine temperaments, causing people to be choleric or sanguine, for example . ) If a person was ill, the theory went, balance had to be restored by reducing whatever humor was thought to create the plethora, often by draining off blood.
