In this article, I will explore the fortune of Hippocrates in the Syriac alchemical literature. I will investigate a so far unedited Syriac text (ms Cambridge University Library, Mm. 6.29, ff. 133r-134v) that presents Hippocrates as the founder of alchemy and medicine. This text is edited here for the first time, translated into English, and compared with other alchemical writings (both in Syriac and in Arabic) attributed to the ancient physician from Cos
Touwaide Alain. Hippocrate : Jacques Jouanna, Hippocrate ; Jody Rubin Pinault, Hippocrates Lives and...
Study on the reception of Galen and Galenic medicine in the Byzantine, Syriac and Arabic alchemical ...
The corpus of alchemical texts attributed to Jābir ibn Ḥayyān (written during the third/ninth centur...
In this article, I will explore the fortune of Hippocrates in the Syriac alchemical literature. I wi...
Hippocrates is never mentioned in the Graeco-Egyptian and Byzantine alchemical writings. He is inste...
This work offers a historical account of the beginnings of medicine in Classic Greece, starting from...
In recognition of his contribution to the medical field, Hippocrates is universally known as the Fat...
Hippocrates, the Father of Medicine, is reviewed as a historical person and in terms of his contribu...
Hippocrates of Cos, the fifth century BC physician, was famous in antiquity and his name continues t...
The Ara Medicinae is a collection of medical texts written in Latin and first published in 1930 by R...
Hippocrates is known as ‘the father of medicine’ and is popularly credited with the phrase ‘let food...
The Syriac manuscript Mm. 6.29 (15th century), kept at the Cambridge Uni-versity Library, transmits ...
Hippocrates, the father of medicine, has been represented in many ways throughout the history of med...
In recognition of his contribution to the medical field, Hippocrates is universally known as the Fat...
none1noThis paper explores the role played by Egyptian priests, daimons and medicine in Zosimus of P...
Touwaide Alain. Hippocrate : Jacques Jouanna, Hippocrate ; Jody Rubin Pinault, Hippocrates Lives and...
Study on the reception of Galen and Galenic medicine in the Byzantine, Syriac and Arabic alchemical ...
The corpus of alchemical texts attributed to Jābir ibn Ḥayyān (written during the third/ninth centur...
In this article, I will explore the fortune of Hippocrates in the Syriac alchemical literature. I wi...
Hippocrates is never mentioned in the Graeco-Egyptian and Byzantine alchemical writings. He is inste...
This work offers a historical account of the beginnings of medicine in Classic Greece, starting from...
In recognition of his contribution to the medical field, Hippocrates is universally known as the Fat...
Hippocrates, the Father of Medicine, is reviewed as a historical person and in terms of his contribu...
Hippocrates of Cos, the fifth century BC physician, was famous in antiquity and his name continues t...
The Ara Medicinae is a collection of medical texts written in Latin and first published in 1930 by R...
Hippocrates is known as ‘the father of medicine’ and is popularly credited with the phrase ‘let food...
The Syriac manuscript Mm. 6.29 (15th century), kept at the Cambridge Uni-versity Library, transmits ...
Hippocrates, the father of medicine, has been represented in many ways throughout the history of med...
In recognition of his contribution to the medical field, Hippocrates is universally known as the Fat...
none1noThis paper explores the role played by Egyptian priests, daimons and medicine in Zosimus of P...
Touwaide Alain. Hippocrate : Jacques Jouanna, Hippocrate ; Jody Rubin Pinault, Hippocrates Lives and...
Study on the reception of Galen and Galenic medicine in the Byzantine, Syriac and Arabic alchemical ...
The corpus of alchemical texts attributed to Jābir ibn Ḥayyān (written during the third/ninth centur...
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