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ANDORLINI, Isabella.
Egypt and the Medicinal Use of Papyrus According to Soranus and Other
Physicians
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1-18 |
ASPER, Markus.
Medical Acculturation?: Early Greek Texts and the Question of Near Eastern
Influence
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19-46 |
BALTUSSEN, Hans.
“Hippocratic” Oaths?: A Cross-Cultural Exploration of Medical Ethics in the
Ancient World
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47-66 |
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67-74 |
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75-92 |
FARAONE, Christopher A.
A Case of Cultural (Mis)translation?: Egyptian Eyes on Two Greek Amulets for
Ophthalmia
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93-110 |
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111-138 |
GOTTHELF, Allan.
Teleology and Embryogenesis in Aristotle’s Generation of Animals 2.6
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139-174 |
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175-190 |
Holmes, Brooke.
Medicine and Misfortune: Symptōma in Greek Medical Writing
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191-210 |
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211-226 |
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227-250 |
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251-266 |
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267-288 |
LAIRD W. R..
Heron of Alexandria and the Principles of Mechanics
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289-306 |
LANG, Helen.
Plato on Divine Art and the Production of Body
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307-338 |
Lo Presti, Roberto.
“For sleep, in some way, is an epileptic seizure”
(somn. vig. 3, 457a9‒10)
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339-398 |
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397-406 |
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407-436 |
MOYER, Ian S. .
A Revised Astronomical Dating of Thessalus’ De virtutibus herbarum
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437-450 |
NUTTON, Vivian.
What’s in a Nomen?: Vlatadon 14 and an Old Theory Resurrected
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451-462 |
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463-492 |
PROUST, Christine.
Des listes pour apprendre, résoudre, classer, archiver, explorer ou
inventer
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493-514 |
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515-532 |
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533-560 |
RÜTTEN, Thomas.
Hippokrateskommentare im 16. Jahrhundert: Peter Memms Eidkommentar als
Paradigma eines gegenwartsbezogenen Genres
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561-614 |
SCHIEFSKY, Mark John.
Technē and Method in Ancient Artillery Construction: The Belopoeica of Philo
of Byzantium
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615-654 |
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655-674 |
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675-698 |
