A History of Medicine, Volume 2

Alcmaeon ancient animals antiquity Apollo archaic medicine arrow Aryans Asclepieion Asclepius Asia Atharvaveda Athens Ayurveda became Berlin blood body Brahman Buddha Buddhism cause Chiron civilization Crete cult culture cured Daro death deity Democedes developed Diels diet discuss divine doctor drugs early earth Edelstein Egypt Egyptian elements Empedocles epics Epidaurus evil famous fifth century fourth century B.C. fragments Galen gods Greece Greek healing health and disease hero Hippocrates Hippocratic writings Homeric humors Hygieia Ibid Iliad India Indo-European Indus Valley Ionian Knossos later Leipzig literature lived magic mentioned Mesopotamia Mohenjo Mohenjo Daro nature Paris patient Pausanias period Persian philosophers physician population probably Pythagoras Pythagorean religion religious medicine Rigveda Samhita Samkhya sick Sigerist sixth century B.C. slaves Takman temple texts theory thou translation treatise treatment Veda Vedanta Vedic votive women words wound Yoga Zeus