Outlines of Greek And Roman Medicine
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Criminals were given to the wild beasts for their food, andeven people of honourable rank had their faces branded with hot irons asa punishment by order of this mad tyrant.
Claudius, the successor of Caligula, completed some very importantpublic works in his reign, including great aqueducts and drains, butlearning was at a low ebb in his day. Claudius Etruscus, the freedman ofthe Emperor Claudius, erected baths referred to by Martial. The ruins ofthe arches of the Aqua Claudia still remain.
Thr...asyllus, a son of the astrologer who lived in the time of Tiberius, is said to have predicted to Nero the dignity of the purple. Nero wouldhave been favourably disposed towards physicians if he had heeded theadvice of his tutor, Seneca, who wrote: "People pay the doctor for histrouble; for his kindness they still remain in his debt. " "Greatreverence and love is due to both the teacher and the doctor. We havereceived from them priceless benefits; from the doctor, health and life;from the teacher, the noble culture of the soul.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Criminals were given to the wild beasts for their food, andeven people of honourable rank had their faces branded with hot irons asa punishment by order of this mad tyrant.
Claudius, the successor of Caligula, completed some very importantpublic works in his reign, including great aqueducts and drains, butlearning was at a low ebb in his day. Claudius Etruscus, the freedman ofthe Emperor Claudius, erected baths referred to by Martial. The ruins ofthe arches of the Aqua Claudia still remain.
Thr...asyllus, a son of the astrologer who lived in the time of Tiberius, is said to have predicted to Nero the dignity of the purple. Nero wouldhave been favourably disposed towards physicians if he had heeded theadvice of his tutor, Seneca, who wrote: "People pay the doctor for histrouble; for his kindness they still remain in his debt. " "Greatreverence and love is due to both the teacher and the doctor. We havereceived from them priceless benefits; from the doctor, health and life;from the teacher, the noble culture of the soul.
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