Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press. Very Good- in Very Good+ dust jacket. Date: 1971. reprint. Hardcover. 0674993225 . Loeb Classical Library, No. 292; 12mo 7" - 7½" tall; 512 pages; 1971 Harvard University Press. Loeb Classical Library #292. HC/DJ. Snugly bound and generally neatcopy in original dust jacket. A small number of scattered pages (perhaps 30-35) with cursory pencil underlining. Dust jacket bright and fresh with just trace shelf evidence at edges. VG-/VG+ . 1971. Harvard University Press ISBN 0674993225 9780674993228 [US]

Harvard / Henemann / Loeb Classical Library. Near Fine in Very Good+ dust jacket. Date: 1935. Hardcover. 0674993225 . Price-clipped dust jacket with light edgewear. ; Volume 1 only. 1971 reprint. Clean and tight. In Latin and English on facing pages. ; 16mo 6" - 7" tall; 512 pp; De Medicina, Vol. 1 . Harvard / Henemann / Loeb Classical Library ISBN 0674993225 9780674993228 [US]

Harvard / Henemann / Loeb Classical Library, Date: 1935-01-01. Hardcover. Used: Good. Harvard / Henemann / Loeb Classical Library ISBN 0674993225 9780674993228 [US]

ISBN10: 0674993225, ISBN13: 9780674993228, [publisher: Harvard University Press Jan 1935] Hardcover Neuware - Celsus was not a professional doctor of medicine or a surgeon, but a practical layman whose 'On Medicine,' written in a clear and neat style, for lay readers, is partly a result of his medical treatment of his household (slaves included) and partly a presentation of information gained from many Greek authorities. From no other source can we learn so much of the condition of medical science up to his own time. Book I of 'De Medicina': after an excellent survey of Greek schools (Dogmatic, Methodic, Empiric) of medicine come sensible dietetics or health preservation which will always be applicable. Book II: deals with prognosis, diagnosis of symptoms (which he stresses strongly), and general therapeutics. Book III: internal ailments: fevers and general diseases. Book IV: local bodily diseases.
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ISBN10: 0674993225, ISBN13: 9780674993228, [publisher: Harvard University Press] Hardcover Celsus, a layman, provides in On Medicine more information about the condition of medical science up to his own time (probably first century CE) than any other author. Book 1 is on Greek schools of medicine and dietetics Book 2 on prognosis, diagnosis, and.
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ISBN10: 0674993225, ISBN13: 9780674993228, [publisher: Harvard University Press Jan 1935] Hardcover Neuware - Celsus was not a professional doctor of medicine or a surgeon, but a practical layman whose 'On Medicine,' written in a clear and neat style, for lay readers, is partly a result of his medical treatment of his household (slaves included) and partly a presentation of information gained from many Greek authorities. From no other source can we learn so much of the condition of medical science up to his own time. Book I of 'De Medicina': after an excellent survey of Greek schools (Dogmatic, Methodic, Empiric) of medicine come sensible dietetics or health preservation which will always be applicable. Book II: deals with prognosis, diagnosis of symptoms (which he stresses strongly), and general therapeutics. Book III: internal ailments: fevers and general diseases. Book IV: local bodily diseases.
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ISBN10: 0674993225, ISBN13: 9780674993228, [publisher: Harvard University Press] Hardcover Celsus, a layman, provides in On Medicine more information about the condition of medical science up to his own time (probably first century CE) than any other author. Book 1 is on Greek schools of medicine and dietetics Book 2 on prognosis, diagnosis, and.
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ISBN10: 0674993225, ISBN13: 9780674993228, [publisher: Harvard University Press, Cambridge, Mass] Hardcover Hardcover. A. Cornelius Celsus was author, probably during the reign of the Roman Emperor Tiberius (1437 CE), of a general encyclopaedia of agriculture, medicine, military arts, rhetoric, philosophy, and jurisprudence, in that order of subjects. Of all this great work there survives only the 8 books on medicine (De Medicina).Book 1: after an excellent survey of Greek schools (Dogmatic, Methodic, Empiric) of medicine come sensible dietetics or health preservation which will always be applicable. Book 2 deals with prognosis, diagnosis of symptoms (which he stresses strongly), and general therapeutics. Book 3: internal ailments: fevers and general diseases. Book 4: local bodily diseases. Next come two pharmacological books, Book 5: treatment by drugs of general diseases; and Book 6: of local diseases. Books 7 and 8 deal with surgery; these books contain accounts of many operations, including amputation.Celsus was not a professional doctor of medicine or a surgeon, but a practical layman whose On Medicine, written in a clear and neat style, for lay readers, is partly a result of his medical treatment of his household (slaves included) and partly a presentation of information gained from many Greek authorities. From no other source can we learn so much of the condition of medical science up to his own time.The Loeb Classical Library edition of Celsus is in three ...

ISBN10: 0674993225, ISBN13: 9780674993228, [publisher: Harvard University Press, Cambridge, Mass] Hardcover Hardcover. A. Cornelius Celsus was author, probably during the reign of the Roman Emperor Tiberius (1437 CE), of a general encyclopaedia of agriculture, medicine, military arts, rhetoric, philosophy, and jurisprudence, in that order of subjects. Of all this great work there survives only the 8 books on medicine (De Medicina).Book 1: after an excellent survey of Greek schools (Dogmatic, Methodic, Empiric) of medicine come sensible dietetics or health preservation which will always be applicable. Book 2 deals with prognosis, diagnosis of symptoms (which he stresses strongly), and general therapeutics. Book 3: internal ailments: fevers and general diseases. Book 4: local bodily diseases. Next come two pharmacological books, Book 5: treatment by drugs of general diseases; and Book 6: of local diseases. Books 7 and 8 deal with surgery; these books contain accounts of many operations, including amputation.Celsus was not a professional doctor of medicine or a surgeon, but a practical layman whose On Medicine, written in a clear and neat style, for lay readers, is partly a result of his medical treatment of his household (slaves included) and partly a presentation of information gained from many Greek authorities. From no other source can we learn so much of the condition of medical science up to his own time.The Loeb Classical Library edition of Celsus is in three ...