Which school of literary writing from the options below is connected with a medical theory?

Comedy of Humours: 
- Comedy of humours, a dramatic genre most closely associated with the English playwright Ben Jonson from the late 16th century. 
- The term derives from the Latin humor (more properly umor), meaning “liquid,” and its use in the medieval and Renaissance medical theory that the human body held a balance of four liquids, or humours: blood, phlegm, yellow bile (choler), and black bile (melancholy). 
- When properly balanced, these humours were thought to give the individual a healthy mind in a healthy body.

Source: Britannica.com