A Cretan Healer's Handbook in the Byzantine Tradition: Text, Translation and Commentary

Patricia A. Clark

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Contents: Foreword Iatrosophia Historical background: Crete and iatrosophia Crete's Amari: social and geographical context Theodorakis: the man and his work Text, translation and notes Preface to the appendix Appendix: materia medica Bibliography Preface to the indices Indices General index.

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