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Book Review: Greek Medical Literature and its Readers from Hippocrates to Islam and Byzantium, edited by P. BOURAS -VALLIANATOS and S. XENOPHONTOS (Centre for Hellenic Studies, Kings’ College London), London 2018
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Book Review: Greek Medical Literature and its Readers from Hippocrates to Islam and Byzantium, edited by P. Bouras -Vallianatos and S. Xenophontos (Centre for Hellenic Studies, Kings’ College London), London 2018
Title: Book Review: Greek Medical Literature and its Readers from Hippocrates to Islam and Byzantium, edited by P. BOURAS -VALLIANATOS and S. XENOPHONTOS (Centre for Hellenic Studies, Kings’ College London), London 2018
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Book Review: Greek Medical Literature and its Readers from Hippocrates to Islam and Byzantium, edited by P.
Bouras -Vallianatos and S.
Xenophontos (Centre for Hellenic Studies, Kings’ College London), London 2018.
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