The New International Encyclopædia, Volume 12Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby Dodd, Mead and Company, 1903 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... Greek teachers . Thus Galen was a native of Pergamum , where there was a famous medical school in which he was educated . His great work as a teacher , however , was done in Rome . Greek teachers were also responsible for the rise of ...
... Greek teachers . Thus Galen was a native of Pergamum , where there was a famous medical school in which he was educated . His great work as a teacher , however , was done in Rome . Greek teachers were also responsible for the rise of ...
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... Greek scholars ; and by his foundation of an academy for the study of the philosophy of Plato , and of a library of Greek , Latin , and Oriental manuscripts , he inaugurated a new era in modern learning and art . But , though he re ...
... Greek scholars ; and by his foundation of an academy for the study of the philosophy of Plato , and of a library of Greek , Latin , and Oriental manuscripts , he inaugurated a new era in modern learning and art . But , though he re ...
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... Greeks , but , recent discoveries of ancient papyri and better methods of deciphering in- scriptions have yielded much ... Greek thought . After two captivities we find a class of temple physi- cians and special surgeons , and in the ...
... Greeks , but , recent discoveries of ancient papyri and better methods of deciphering in- scriptions have yielded much ... Greek thought . After two captivities we find a class of temple physi- cians and special surgeons , and in the ...
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... Greek school may be said to have ended , for after his time no works of any merit were written in this language . Arabian medicine was an offspring of the Greek , through the Nestorian monks , who settled in Persia and Arabia in the ...
... Greek school may be said to have ended , for after his time no works of any merit were written in this language . Arabian medicine was an offspring of the Greek , through the Nestorian monks , who settled in Persia and Arabia in the ...
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... Greek town , bearing the ancient name , with a population of about 6500 . MEGARIC SCHOOL . A school of Greek philosophers , who , as partial disciples of Socrates , expanded one side of their master's teaching . While the Cynic and ...
... Greek town , bearing the ancient name , with a population of about 6500 . MEGARIC SCHOOL . A school of Greek philosophers , who , as partial disciples of Socrates , expanded one side of their master's teaching . While the Cynic and ...
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