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The Contribution of Alexandrian Physicians to Cardiology
240 Book Reviews Two. Knowledge Learned from Europeans Was Also Added to This Dynamic Mix. Besides Working As Independent Healer
Pliny's Poisoned Provinces
Katherine Hall, Did Alexander the Great Die from Guillain-Barré Syndrome?
The Thorax in History 2. Hellenistic Experiment and Human Dissection
Greek Science of the Hellenistic Era
Anatomy, Physiology, Medicine in the Ancient World Hippocrates 460 to 370 BC
Brief History of Anatomy
Human Anatomy, from the Origin to the Renaissance
Common to Body and Soul: Philosophical Approaches to Explaining Living Behaviour in Greco-Roman Antiquity
The Complex Circulatory System
The Casting of Julian the Apostate 'In the Likeness' of Alexander the Great
The Neurology of Erasistratus Pearce JMS* Emeritus Consultant Neurologist, Department of Neurology, Hull Royal Infirmary, England, United Kingdom
CHRYSIPPUS and SCIENCE the Physician Praxagoras Of
Greek Anatomist Herophilus: the Father of Anatomy
Chrysippus of Cnidus: Medical Doxography and Hellenistic Monarchies Marquis Berrey
Copyright by Luis Alejandro Salas 2013
A Brief Histoical Survey of Blood Movements (From the Most Ancient Civilizations to Harvey and Malpighi)
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The Concept of Pneuma a Er Aristotle
Aristotle and Chrysippus on the Physiology of Human Action
Human Anatomy, from the Origin to the Renaissance
What Factors Influence Galen's Development of a Theory of Black
CONSTRUCTING REALISM: the CONTEMPORARY GAZE in HELLENISTIC ART and POETRY • O K ? a Thesis Submitted to the Faculty of San
Herophilus and Erasistratus on the Hēgemonikon’ David Leith
Alcmaeon, Praxagoras and Herophilus
The Emergence of Neurology During the American Civil War: the Delafield Commission's Impact on Military Medicine
The Ancient Greek Discovery of the Nervous System: Alcmaeon, Praxagoras and Herophilus ⇑ Konstantine P
The Paradoxical Text 'On the Heart' Part I
The Gymnasion in the Hellenistic East