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Hippocrates
Hippocrates (c. 460–370 BC) is the figure most closely associated with the birth of rational medicine in the ancient Greek world. The Hippocratic Corpus — essays, case histories, and aphorisms long attributed to him and his school — sought to explain illness through observation rather than superstition. His name survives in the physician's oath and in the ideal of medicine as a humane, disciplined art grounded in evidence and care.
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- Ancient MedicineEbook
- Ancient MedicineAudiobook
- AphorismsEbook
- Aphorisms of HippocratesAudiobook
- EpidemicsEbook
- EpidemicsAudiobook
- Oath and LawEbook
- Oath and LawAudiobook
- On Airs, Waters, and PlacesEbook
- On Airs, Waters, and PlacesAudiobook
- On Injuries of the HeadEbook
- On Injuries of the HeadAudiobook
- SurgeryEbook
- SurgeryAudiobook
- The Book of PrognosticsEbook
- The Book of PrognosticsAudiobook
- The Sacred DiseaseEbook
- The Sacred DiseaseAudiobook
- UlcersEbook
- UlcersAudiobook