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... Apollonius is useful because he shows what Hippocratic medicine was conceived to be in first - century B.C. Alexandria , after the Empirics had set the Hippocratic tradition going . To the Ptolemy for whom he writes , Apollonius ...
... Apollonius is useful because he shows what Hippocratic medicine was conceived to be in first - century B.C. Alexandria , after the Empirics had set the Hippocratic tradition going . To the Ptolemy for whom he writes , Apollonius ...
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... Apollonius defends him anyway . Did Apollonius , with his " Hippocratic medicine , " belong to a sect ? Scholars have inferred that he was an Empiric , but he does not say so himself.48 He does use Empiric sounding language , but only ...
... Apollonius defends him anyway . Did Apollonius , with his " Hippocratic medicine , " belong to a sect ? Scholars have inferred that he was an Empiric , but he does not say so himself.48 He does use Empiric sounding language , but only ...
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... Apollonius tells us ( 16.3-10 ) . Unfortunately , Apollonius ' objections to Empiric interpretations of Hippocrates ' language are unknown . Apollonius ' work shows that " Hippocratic medicine ” was not dogmatic in his time . Apol ...
... Apollonius tells us ( 16.3-10 ) . Unfortunately , Apollonius ' objections to Empiric interpretations of Hippocrates ' language are unknown . Apollonius ' work shows that " Hippocratic medicine ” was not dogmatic in his time . Apol ...
Contents
PREFACE | 7 |
THE MODERN HIPPOCRATIC TRADITION | 13 |
GALENS HIPPOCRATISM | 61 |
Copyright | |
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