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In 1588 he entered the Royal School at Canterbury, where he studied Latin. In May 1593 he was admitted to the King's College of Cambridge University, in the same year he received a scholarship in medicine, established in 1572 by the Archbishop of Canterbury. Harvey devoted the first three years of his studies to the study of "disciplines useful to the doctor" - classical languages, rhetoric, philosophy and mathematics. He was especially interested in philosophy. For the next three years, Harvey studied disciplines directly related to medicine. Sometimes there were anatomical demonstrations; the science teacher was obliged to do this every winter, and the King's College had permission to perform autopsies of executed criminals twice a year. In 1597, Harvey received a bachelor's degree, and in October 1599 he left Cambridge: according to the custom of schoolchildren of that time, he went on a five-year journey.

In 1488, the father resigned himself to his son's inclinations and placed him as an apprentice in the studio of the artist Domenico Ghirlandaio. Here Michelangelo got the opportunity to get acquainted with the basic materials and techniques, his pencil copies of the works of such Florentine artists as Giotto and Masaccio belong to the same period, already in these copies the sculptural vision of forms characteristic of Michelangelo was manifested[26]. His painting “The Torment of St. Anthony” (copy of an engraving by Martin Schongauer) belongs to the same period.

In 1532, he received an invitation from the "new" pope to Rome to complete the decoration of the Sistine Chapel, depicting the "Last Judgment" on the altar wall, and the "Fall of Lucifer" on the opposite. Only the first was performed by Buonarotti in 1534-1541 without assistants.

Also, the Buddha is a character in the pantheon of Dharmic religions, including Hinduism, as well as the Bon (late Bon) religion, he is also revered in the New Age teachings. In the Middle Ages, in the later Indian Puranas (for example, in the Bhagavata Purana), he was included among the avatars of Vishnu along with Balarama and others.

Buddha Shakyamuni is a spiritual teacher, the founder of Buddhism, one of the three world religions.