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Page 136
... Dexippus about their wax cups " ( CMG 5.9.1 , p . 277 ) . This charming non- sequitur by Galen comes in his commentary on a statement in the text that one should give a fever patient as much water and honey water as he wishes to drink ...
... Dexippus about their wax cups " ( CMG 5.9.1 , p . 277 ) . This charming non- sequitur by Galen comes in his commentary on a statement in the text that one should give a fever patient as much water and honey water as he wishes to drink ...
Page 137
... Dexippus and Apollonius , Erasistratus was by implication slandering the teacher ( CMG 5.9.1 , p . 145 ) . Erasis- tratus slanders Hippocrates ' students but is unable to exhibit any book of theirs , and he pays no attention to ...
... Dexippus and Apollonius , Erasistratus was by implication slandering the teacher ( CMG 5.9.1 , p . 145 ) . Erasis- tratus slanders Hippocrates ' students but is unable to exhibit any book of theirs , and he pays no attention to ...
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... Dexippus is known to have left writings : one book on medicine and two books on prognosis , 2 and the titles are all we know of them . Dexippus was not influential in medicine . But , like Hippocrates , he later be- came a figure in the ...
... Dexippus is known to have left writings : one book on medicine and two books on prognosis , 2 and the titles are all we know of them . Dexippus was not influential in medicine . But , like Hippocrates , he later be- came a figure in the ...
Contents
PREFACE | 7 |
THE MODERN HIPPOCRATIC TRADITION | 13 |
GALENS HIPPOCRATISM | 61 |
Copyright | |
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