Opuscula Aphoristica Semeiotico-therapeutica Viii: Unacum Iureiurando Graece Et Latino: (cum Indice) (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781175216601)

Opuscula Aphoristica Semeiotico-therapeutica Viii, with the subtitle Unacum Iureiurando Graece Et Latino: (cum Indice), presents a collection of aphorisms by Hippocrates alongside the Hippocratic Oath in both Greek and Latin. This edition, edited by Anuce Foës, offers insights into the semeiotics and therapeutics of the Hippocratic tradition. The work provides a valuable resource for understanding ancient medical thought and its enduring influence on medical ethics and practice.

This volume is a significant contribution to the history of medicine, offering a glimpse into the foundational principles that have shaped medical practice for centuries. The inclusion of the Hippocratic Oath underscores the timeless importance of ethical conduct in the medical profession. Scholars and students of medical history will find this a useful resource.

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