Axel Posted October 21, 2009 Report Share Posted October 21, 2009 How much Imperors was Caesaried? How much Caesar in The History of the Empire? The correct name is Caesar not Ceasar. Was there a developped Hospitals? Who are the most known Ancient Rome Medecs and Sergians? (I'm in Vet medical studies) Instructions of UNRV Administrator Nephele: I hope tha the answers would be referenced with schloar and agreed resources, names of professors articles, without coping word by word. Wikipedia is not an accepted source. Signature: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Primus Pilus Posted October 21, 2009 Report Share Posted October 21, 2009 How much Imperors was Caesaried? How much Caesar in The History of the Empire?The correct name is Caesar not Ceasar. Was there a developped Hospitals? Who are the most known Ancient Rome Medecs and Sergians? (I'm in Vet medical studies) Instructions of UNRV Administrator Nephele: I hope tha the answers would be referenced with schloar and agreed resources, names of professors articles, without coping word by word. Wikipedia is not an accepted source. Signature: "Hospitals" were a later Roman concept developed from the earlier Aesculapium. It was essentially a temple where the sick could go to pray to Aesculapius (the god of medicine whose serpent entwined staff evolved into the medicinal symbol) for help. There was limited care provided by the priests in order to comfort those seeking help, but not likely any real medicinal intervention. True hospitals in the Roman empire seem to have developed with the growth of Christianity and the church in the Constantinian era, though the modern concept of hospitals (or simply large facilities to treat and comfort the sick) pre-date Christianity in places like India. Two "famous" Roman doctors: Aulus Cornelius Celsus who wrote De Artibus and De Medicina Octo Libriand Aelius Galenus (simply Galen) who wrote an exhaustive number of treatises and encyclopedic works (which are unfortunately mostly lost) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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