The Medical Features of the Papyrus Ebers - Couverture souple

 
9781172259366: The Medical Features of the Papyrus Ebers

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This is an age of inquiry in researches and excavation, vdth a constant craving for some new development to assist us in our studies. The last hundred years is theN iobe of civilization, not only in inventions and productions, but in the remarkable revelations which have materially assisted us in the wonderful development in science. However, whatever we have done to advance the history of civilization was not done by an easy task. Wben we look through the magnificent works of discoverers and pioneers, the fruit of hardship, trial and labor, we can not fail to be infected with some of the enthusiasm which animated those who were endowed with superior intelligence and the gift of knowledge to bring forth hidden treasures from the inmost bosom of the earth, and to transmit them to future generations. Of one of these it may well be said: Prom theO rient to theO ccident, great be thy name (G eorge Ebers). The A nglo-S axon nations, though renowned for deep thinking, and philosophizing in every branch of science and art, can not boast of a scholarship in bringing forth the first literature of the science of medicine. A third of a century has elapsed since George Ebers revealed the pages on medicine which were written some seven thousand years ago, and which were concealed for nearly four thousand years between the legs of a mummy. With the assistance of the learned Ludwig Stem and other Egyptologists, Ebers published the fact that Hippocrates of Cos, who for twenty-three hundred years has been known to the world as the Father of Medicine, Delivered before the Thirtieth Annual Session of the American Academy of Medicine at Chicago,
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