1952 Britannica Great Books #10: Hippocrates, Galen

Description: 1952 Britannica Great Books #10: Hippocrates, Galen – On the Natural Faculties and Other Medical Texts Topic: Classical Medicine, Ancient Medical Practices, History of Science Genre: Medical Literature, Philosophy, Ancient Greek and Roman Texts Features:Volume 10 of the Great Books of the Western World series by Encyclopaedia BritannicaContains seminal works by Hippocrates and Galen, including On the Natural Faculties, foundational texts in Western medicine and early anatomyEdited by Mortimer J. Adler, renowned philosopher and educational reformerPublished in 1952 by William Benton, Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc., with classic hardcover binding and gold-embossed spine design Condition:Good Condition: The cover shows minimal shelf wear with some gentle aging. The spine is intact, and the binding is strong. Pages are clean, with no markings, creases, or tears. Please review the provided photographs for specific details on the book's appearance. Special Packaging:This book will be carefully wrapped and packaged with protective materials to ensure safe arrival. Description: This 1952 edition of Hippocrates, Galen presents essential writings by two of history's most influential physicians. Hippocrates, known as the "Father of Medicine," and Galen, the preeminent medical authority of ancient Rome, contributed critical insights on human physiology, anatomy, and medical ethics. On the Natural Faculties explores Galen's theories on the body's functions and faculties, while Hippocratic texts establish fundamental principles of medical practice and patient care. This volume from the Great Books of the Western World series is a valuable resource for anyone interested in classical medicine, the history of science, or ancient philosophies of health and wellness. An extraordinary piece for collectors, students, and history enthusiasts alike.

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