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Papyri

Anonymous of London [Manetti 2011]

p. 8 134

pp. 10–13 135

p. 13 134

pp. 40–41 134

pp. 45–46 122n24, 123n25

P.Oxy. 5231

col. i 9–19 38n27

col. i 19–32 41n33

Alexander of Aphrodisias

Commentary on Aristotle’s ‘Metaphysics’ [Hayduck 1891]

p. 24, line 9 274n48

Ammonius

Commentary on Porphyry’s ‘Isagoge’ [Busse 1891]

p. 2, lines 6–9 276

Anonymous

Commentary on Hippocrates’ ‘Aphorisms’ [‘Lat-A’ Beccaria 1961]

pp. 41, 45–46 282

On Medicine [Dietz 1834]

vol. 2, pp. 244–245 278n59, 284n81

Aristotle

History of Animals

492a34–492b3 170

512b12–513a7 135–136n47, 150n12

Metaphysics

983b20–21 274n48

988b22–989a19 156n36

On the Soul

405b8–11 156n36

Parts of Animals

650b14–651a12 169

Athanasius

Treatise on Definitions [Migne 1856–1866, vol. 28]

col. 533, lines 31–32 276

Basil of Caesarea

Semon on the Holy Baptism [Migne 1856–1866, vol. 31]

col. 425 284n83

Bible

Job

12:12 277

Caelius Aurelianus

Acute Diseases [Bendz 1990]

pp. 24, 30, 32 40n32

p. 84 43n39, 48n54

p. 218, line 18–p. 222, line 5 46n48

p. 294 35n23

Cassius the Iatrosophist

Problems [ed. Garzya 2004]

pp. 35–36 49n58

Celsus

On Medicine proem

8 259n21

3.4.12–15 43n41

3.4.16 43n39

David

Introduction to Philosophy [Busse 1904]

p. 11, line 15–p. 15, line 9 272–273, 275

p. 17, line 33–p. 18, line 6, p. 19, lines 3–4 276

Introduction to Porphyry’s ‘Isagoge’ [Busse 1904]

p. 105, lines 13–16 275–276

Elias

Introduction to Philosophy [Busse 1904]

p. 4, line 5 275

p. 41, line 30–p. 42, line 5 276

Erotian

Glossary [Nachmanson 1918]

p. 9, lines 18–19 259n17

p. 78, lines 14–18 34n22

Euripides

Hecuba

568–569 111n53

Galen [K.]

Avoiding Distress [Boudon-Millot, Jouanna 2010]

p. 2, line 11–p. 13, line 2 156n37

Best Doctor is Also a Philosopher

1.54 147

1.58 149n8

Black Bile

5.12 51n1

5.119.7 82n51

Commentary on Hippocrates’ ‘Aphorisms’

17b.346.8–12 277

17b.346.16–18 278

17b.347.9–14 282

17b.353.4–6 278

17b.354.6–7 279

17b.354.10–15 280

17b.490–492 158

17b.664.2 250

Commentary on Hippocrates’ ‘Epidemics’

17a.6 69

17a24 69

17a.26–27 69

17a.154 120–121n19

17a.264 39n30

[Vagelpohl 2016] p. 265, lines 10–22 239

p. 343, lines 6–10 195n33

p. 456, lines 7–12 240n6

p. 458, lines 3–5 246n18

p. 460, lines 15–16 246n19

p. 462, lines 14–15 248n24

p. 927, line 17–p. 928, line 14 159n53

17a497–498 72, 75n29

17a.502–17a.509 69, 70n7

17a.507 82n52

17a.508 57n14, 82n50, 82n53

17a.515 69

17a.516–517 43n10, 159n50

17a.521 60n22, 159n50

17a.525 88n63, 89n66

17a.527 90n67

17a.528–529 77n38

17a.545–546 54n9

17a.547–548 53, 159n50, 78n42

17a.558–559 87n62

17a.562–563 63n29, 64n33, 74n27, 75n31–34, 85n56

17a.574 162n61

17a.575 69, 70n7

17a.576–584 121n22, 158n49

17a.584 86n58

17a.593–594 89n60–61

17a.595 77n40, 159n50

17a.600–601 69, 90n68

17a.602–603 69

17a.604 90n69

17a.606–607 69

17a.610–613 90n68

17a.617–625 69, 90n68, 90n70

[Wenkebach 1936] p. 92, line 12, p. 93, lines 1, 4, 12, p. 94, line 19 91–92n73

17a.726 69

17a.731 69

17a.737–739 45n47, 46n51

17a.744 45n46, 79n43

17a.746 82n49

17a.748 64n35, 77n39

17a.751–752 92n74

17a.759 58n18

17a.765–766 92n74

17a.794 21n6

17a.795 155n33

17a.796 338n13

17a.849 157–158n46

17a.888, 909, 914 155n34

17a.919 325n24

17a.929–930 62n28

17b.30–31 155n34

17b.32, 35, 72 155n34

17b.75 155n33–34

17b.97–98 155n33

17b.104, 17b.123, 17b.193–194 155n34

17b.246 47n52

17b.310 155n33

[Wenkebach 1954], p. 287, lines 13–20, p. 303, lines 12–14 51n1

p. 483, lines 24–30 156n35

pp. 485–487 117n9

Commentary on Hippocrates’ ‘Fractures’

18b.318 115n2

18b.318–335 230

18b.322.15–17 232

18b.325.15 231

18b.327.11–15 231n34

18b.332.1–3 232

18b.334.15–16 232n36

18b.338.11–17 226

18b.340.1 226, 233n42

18b.368.17 232

18b.372.2–13 227n15

18b.373.6 225n12

18b.383.14 226

18b406.8 226

18b.412.10–12 226

18b.467.2 232

18b.479.8–10 226

18b.492.13 225n12

18b.543.5–7 233n38

18b.572.8–12 227n14

Commentary on Hippocrates’ ‘Joints’

18a.390.13 225n12

18a.409.11 225n12

18a.425.3–14 228n18

18a.700.4 225n12

Commentary on Hippocrates’ ‘Nature of Man’

15.1–2 118n12, 122–123n24

15.4–5 153n24

15.5–9 119n13

15.9–11 151n18

15.11–12 149n7

15.12–13 136n48, 152n23

15.15 152n22

15.17–19 154n30–31

15.20 154n29, 158n48

15.22–24 156n37–38

15.24–25 61n25, 156n39, 157n41

15.25–26 149n9

15.35–37 154n29

15.59–97 140–141n53

15.103–104 153n24

15.106–107 149n10, 152n22

15.130–148 150n11

15.161–162 56, 159n50

15.164 162n63

15.167–169 159n52

15.169–171 161n56–57

15.171–172 161n60

15.174–175 151n16

15.222–223 150n14

Commentary on Hippocrates’ ‘Prognostic’

18b.7.16–8.2 111n54

18b.12–20 120n19

18b.21–22 300n58–59

18b.155 315n117

18b.229–236 115n3, 120n19

Commentary on Hippocrates’ ‘Regimen in Acute Diseases’

15.455 191n28

Commentary on Hippocrates’ ‘Surgery’

18b.631 21n6, 29n3

18b.672.9–673.1 217

18b.713–715 32n12

18b802–805 33n17

18b805–806 33n20

18b.810–811 32n13

Composition of Drugs according to Kind

13.594 153n24

13.604–605 162n62

Composition of Drugs according to Places

12.894 162n62

Constitution of the Art of Medicine

1.253 261n26

Differences of Fevers

7.281.7–11 261n27

Differences of Pulses

8.732 21n6

8.749 21n6

Difficulties in Breathing

7.759.16–760.2 184n11

7.761.3–763.16 184n10

7.763.18–764.13 182n8

7.764.13–765.6 183n9

7.791.12 190n25

7.792.5–7 184n11

7.800.15–16 190n25

7.819.16–832.16 195

7.825.3–826.4 186

7.826.7–14 187

7.827 192

7.828.15–829.2 184n11

7.831.6–12 191n30

7.834.6–11 192

7.840.5–12 191

7.841.14 185n13

7.844–848 192–193

7.850.11–851.3 193n31

7.854.8–855.14 194 7.863.8–10 190n25

7.865.17, 7.866.2, 7.866.5, 7.869.19 185n13

7.877.13–15 194

7.888.8–889.1 184n12

7.891.9–10 185

7.891.13–15 189

7.894.18–895.3 189

7.895.18–896.3 189

7.896.14–17 195

7.924.5–17, 7.927.1–4, 7.938.14–17 196

7.949.5–13, 7.951.13–955.11 190n26

7.959.16 190n25

7.960 149n8

Doctrines of Hippocrates and Plato

5.663–665 118n12

5.672 140–141n53

5.676 148n5

5.696–699 161n56, n59

Elements according to Hippocrates

1.413–415 122

1.420–426 124

1.430–442 126, 128

1.451–457 154n29

1.452–453 128n37–38

1.454 129n39, 130

1.457–458 130–131

1.460 130

1.469 132

1.476–477 148n5

1.478 130

Hippocrates’ Regimen in Acute Diseases

19.210–217 255n7

Hippocratic Glossary

19.64 155n34

Medical Experience [Walzer 1944]

pp. 1–7 49n57

p. 74, lines 3–12 39n31

p. 142 46n49

Method of Healing

10.13–14 153n24

10.107 122n24, 123n25

10.424.1–14 222n3

10.425.1–426.7 223n4, n6

10.443.17–444.1 222n1

10.599–604 164

Mixtures

1.509 118n11

My Own Books

19.17 182n5

19.19 182n5

19.33–34 119n14, 162n62, 181n3, 182n5, 254

19.34–35 121n20, 172, 254

19.36 152n22, 254, 260n23

19.37 254, 262n29

19.41 182n4–5

19.42 182n5

19.48 163

Natural Faculties

2.5 148n2

2.117 140n53

2.125–129 122–123n24

2.141 141n55

Order of His Own Books

19.57 66n41

19.58 66n42, 72n15

Powers of Foodstuffs

6.480 162n62

Powers of Simple Drugs

11.456.11–458.6 235n45

11.796–797 162n62

Preservation of Health

6.13 118n11

6.129 263n39

6.131 264n40

6.228 131n41

Prognosis

14.602 114

14.664 119–120n16

Sects for Beginners

1.89.17 237, 250

1.175 49n57

Soul’s Dependence on the Body

4.778–779 167n2

4.791–794 169

4.795–796 170n5

4.797 170n6

4.797 169

4.798 170, 172

4.799 152n22, 172–174

4.800 174–175

4.802 176

4.805 177

4.811–812 167n2

Thrasyboulus

1.181–182 263n34

1.204 262n32

Pseudo-Galen

Medical Definitions

19.346.6–8 255n7

19.349.6–8 274n49

19.349.14–17 281

19.350.17–18 276

19.408 21n6

Theriac to Piso

14.210–290 237–253 (passim)

Gellius

Attic Nights

1.3.9 66n40

Gregory of Nazianzus

On Holy Baptism [Migne 1856–1866, vol. 36]

col. 360, lines 24–25 276

Herophilus

fragments [von Staden 1989]

T50b 123n25

Hippocratic Corpus [L.]

Anatomy

8.538.3 245

Ancient Medicine 254–265 (passim)

1.578.9–10 255n7

1.580 263n36

1.582.13–14 255n7

1.604–608 257n12

1.610.4–6 255n7

Aphorisms

4.458.1–2 266–285 (passim)

4.470 36

4.474 56, 158

4.476 43n41

4.482.3–4 315n116

4.492 36n25

4.498.4–7 312

4.502 237, 250–252

4.522.15 160n55

4.524 43n38

4.526 43n41

4.576.9–13 301–302

Coan Prognoses

5.614 43n41

5.712 43n41

Embassy

9.418.4–5 238

Epidemics

2.146.5 193

2.620.6–10 159–160n54

2.670.16–680.11 159n54

2.682.5–684.11 191n29, 193

2.684–688 37n26, 42n36, 191n29

2.704.7 194

2.708.7–710.11 191n29

3.36.1 53

3.38.7 63n29

3.102.13–14 45n45

3.112.14–116.13 192

3.124.2–4 194

3.142.6–146.6 192

5.72 323–325

5.76 322

5.88.18–20 256n10

5.104.6–12 237–250

5.108.17 189

5.110 325

5.278 189, 325

5.280.2–4 62n28, 322

5.284.1 237

5.314.14–15 47n52

5.352.8–9 117n8

Fractures

3.412.2–3 230n32

3.414.3–4 233n39

3.414.7–9 85n56

3.348.13 245

Joints

4.240.19–24 48–49n56

Nature of Man

6.32.1–3 114, 126n33

6.32.4–5 61n25, 126n33

6.34–38 138–139

6.42 143n57

6.48–50 142

6.64.15–18 56, 158

6.66 159n51, 161n58

Nature of the Child

7.488–492 104n33

Places in Man

6.278.4 245

Prognostic

2.113 292n16

2.117–118 302

2.122.12–13 191

2.136 312n104

2.140 314n108

2.184.15 286n1

2.188.12–14 300n58

Regimen

6.470 265n41

Surgery

3.286 32n12

3.290.7–292.1 34n21

3.306.8–9 33n18

3.308.6–310.1 32n16

3.310.4 32n13

Wounds in the Head

3.194.11–196.1, 3.200.8–10, 3.208.1 217

3.208.4–7 210

John Chrysostom

Fragments on Job [Migne 1856–1866, vol. 64]

col. 609, lines 12–13 277

John of Alexandria

Commentary on Aristotle’s ‘Analytics’ [Wallies 1905]

p. 11, lines 10–11, p. 24, line 28 273

Commentary on Galen’s ‘On the Sects’ [Pritchet 1982]

pp. 49–50, 52 49n57

Commentary on Hippocrates’ ‘Nature of the Child’ [Bell et al. 1997]

p. 146, lines 16–32 106n37–38

John of Damascus

Dialectics [Kotter 1968]

pp. 69–72 273, 275–276

Sacred Parallels [Migne 1856–1866]

vol. 95, col. 1273 284n83

col. 1308, lines 1–2 277

col. 1345, lines 27–28 276

vol. 96, col. 261, lines 21–22 277

Meletius

Commentary on Hippocrates’ ‘Aphorisms’ [Dietz 1834]

vol. 2, p. 243, lines 12–14 272

Olympiodorus

Commentgary on Plato’s ‘Alcibiades’ [Westerink 1956]

p. 137, lines 6–8 234–235n44

Commentgary on Plato’s ‘Gorgias’ [Westerink 1970]

p. 40, lines 23–24 234–235n44

Explanations on Galen’s ‘Method of Healing’ [Larusso 2010]

p. 117, lines 1–30 234–235n44

Introduction [Busse 1902]

p. 10, lines 5–8 234–235n44

Oribasius

Medical Collections [ed. Raeder 1928–1933]

vol. 1.1, p. 256, lines 22–32 48n56

vol. 1.2, p. 15, line 30–p. 20, line 13 51n3

vol. 2.1, p. 227, line 35–p. 228, line 2 214n12

Palladius

Commentary on Galen’s ‘Sects’ [Baffioni 1958]

p. 72, line 1 234–235n44

Commentary on Hippocrates’ ‘Epidemics’ [Dietz 1834]

vol. 2, p. 34, line 9 277

p. 80, lines 10–11 66n40

p. 171, line 5 277

Paul of Aegina

Medical Handbook [Heiberg 1921–1924]

vol. 2, p. 137, lines 1–5 215n15

p. 137, lines 10–12 216n18

Plato

Phaedrus

67b 234

270c–d 152–153, 260n24, 261

Timaeus

86a 160

Plutarch

How to Tell a Flatterer from a Friend

73b 159n53

On Hearing

43b 159n53

Sabinus

fragments [ed. Raiola 2018]

F 11b 57n14

F 13 63n29, 74n27

F 18 58n18

F 22 62n28

Soranus of Ephesus

Gynaecology [Ilberg 1927]

p. 45, lines 1–6 107n40

p. 45, lines 6–19 105n36

Life of Hippocrates [Illberg 1927]

p. 176, lines 6–7 191n28

Stephen of Alexandria

Commentary on Hippocrates’ ‘Aphorisms’ [Westerink 1985–1995]

vol. 1, p. 28, line 1 271–272n43

p. 30, lines 18–19, p. 32, lines 7–9 272

p. 38, lines 24–26 278

p. 40, line 6 277

Commentary on Hippocrates’ ‘Prognostic’ [Duffy 1983]

p. 38, lines 16–19 111n55

p. 50, lines 6–7 278

Theophilus

Commentary on Hippocrates ‘Aphorisms’ [Dietz 1834]

vol. 2, p. 245, lines 16–19 234–235n44

p. 245, line 32–p. 246, line 7, p. 246, line 9–p. 248, line 4 266–267, 277

Vitruvius

On Architechture

pr. 1 and 3 188

Xenophanes

fragments

21B28, 29, 33 157n44

pseudo-Zonaras

Lexicon [Tittmann 1808]

p. 1463, lines 19–20 273n47

General Index

abortion 102, 104–108

Abū Sulaymān al-Siǧistānī 98

Aephicianus 70

Aeschylus 71

agrimony 243

Alcalá de Henares, University of 320, 340

Alexandria, School of 111, 113, 226, 234

aloe vera 242

Anaximenes 62, 157

angina 87

Apollonius Biblas 69, 71, 91

Apollonius Empiricus 69, 71, 91

Apollonius of Citium 21

Aristotle 148, 150, 169, 173, 182n4

Arnau de Vilanova 336

Artaxerxes 101–102

Artemidorus Capito 22, 31, 61–62, 120, 121n19, 147, 155–156

Artemis 65, 74

Asclepiades of Bithynia 28–50, 69, 71, 124, 258

Asclepius 101–102

Aselli, Gaspare 21, 26

Asians 171–174, 179

Athena 74

Athenaeus of Attalia 130–133, 146, 148

atomism 39, 124, 126–129, 261

Ausulanus 22

authenticity 117n7, 190–191, 194, 196

authorship 182, 231, 321

Avicenna (Ibn Sīnā) 327n29, 328

Baccheius of Tanagra 2, 21, 26, 29–31, 49

Baghdad 99

Bahnām ibn al-Ḥaddād 296

barbarism 328–330

Bible, Polyglot 336

Bīrūnī, al- 97

bladder stones 103, 108–110

Boerhaave, Herman 337

brevity 44

Caius, John 24

Calvus, Fabius 22–23, 320–324, 331

Carpio, Bernardo del 340

characters 70–71, 83, 87–94

charlatans 109–110

Christ 269, 271

Christianisation 102, 284

Chrysippus 132n43, 148

circulation of books 147, 182

Claudius, Emperor 96

climate 51

clover 247

Coan dialect 156

Collado, Luis 320

Colville, David 340–341

contraception 105, 107

Coria, Núñez de 339

Cornarius, Janus 23, 320–325, 327

Counter-Reformation 336–337

critical days 42–43, 48

Cruser, Hermann 320

Damascus 95

delirium 191–192

Democritus 60, 124

Deusing, Anton 2, 26

diagnosis, retrospective 38

diagrammatic format 23

Diocles 148

Dioscorides 22, 31, 87, 120–121n19, 147, 155

division 184, 189

doxography 134

element theory 121–132, 148

elephantiasis 112

embryonic development 140, 141n53

embryotomy 104

emergentism 125

Empiricists 28, 49, 50n60, 57, 71, 250, 252, 256–259, 279

environment 168

Epicurus 60, 124

epidemic 151

epilepsy 60, 298

Erasistratus 122, 133, 137, 258, 263

Erotian 21, 31, 35–36, 96, 190, 259

Escorial 341

Esteve, Pedro Jaime 332, 339

Euriphon 191

Euripides 71, 111

Europeans 171–174, 179

fever 54, 161

recurrent 159

Foesius 23

Franco, Francisco 339–340

Froben 322

Fuchs, Leonhart 321, 326, 332, 339

Galen passim

Gerard of Cremona 328

Gesius 341

Gorris, Jean de 24

Gourmelon, Étienne 24

Gregory of Nazianzus 96

Hadrian, Emperor 155

Harvey, William 21, 26

heat, innate 54

Heliodorus 200–201

hellebore 242

hemlock 242

Heraclides of Erythrae 69

Heraclides of Tarentum 29–30, 32, 44n44, 49, 69, 182n4, 195

Heraclitus 157

Herophileans 28

Herophilus 120n19, 133, 137, 258

Hippocrates passim

Hippocratic bench 229–230

Hippocratic Question 147

Homer 226, 256

Houllier, Jacques 337

Ḥubayš ibn al-Ḥasan 97, 99–100, 172

Ḥunayn ibn Isḥāq 100, 104, 113, 172, 286–288, 295, 340

Hurtado de Mendoza, Diego 341

hyacinth 247

Ibn Abī Uṣaybiʿa 97, 100

Ibn al-Ḥasan Aḥmad ibn Mūsā 97

Ibn al-Nadīm 100

Ibrāhīm ibn Muḥammad ibn Mūsā 288, 290

illegitimate child 106

Ionic Greek 22, 230

ʿĪsā ibn Yaḥyā 97, 99, 288, 291

isolationism 335–337

Istanbul 95

Jesus Christ 269, 271

Jimeno, Pedro 320

Joanna of Austria 335

Job (biblical prophet) 270

John of Alexandria 341–342

John Philoponus 271n43

Karnavaka, Petrus 342

L’ Alemant, Adrien 24

Ledesma, Miguel Jerónimo 320, 327n29

Leuven 335–336

Littré, Émile 20

lovesickness 298

Lycus 57, 69–72, 258

Manfred, King of Sicily 342

Marcellus 96

Mary I of England 334

materialism 167–168

Meno 134n45

Methodists 250, 252, 258n15

Metrodorus 51, 57, 69, 82–83

Mey, Juan 319

Mnemon of Side 69, 71

Mnesitheus 148

monism 124–129, 138, 144–145, 154–156, 165, 261

Montano, Benito Arias

Montpellier 336

Morales, Ambrosio de 342

Mosque of Damascus, Grand 95, 99

myrobalan 243

Nathanael, Nicolas 342n24

Neoplatonic School 271n43, 272, 283–285

Nero, Emperor 96

Nicander of Colophon 319, 327, 339

Niccolò da Reggio 251

Olympiodorus 96

Oribasius 200–201, 212

pain 124

Palladius 15, 341

parchment 99

paroxysm 42

Paul of Aegina 200–201

Pérez, Baltasar 335

periodicity of disease 41–42

pessaries, abortive 102, 104

Philip II, King 333–335

phlebotomy 46

phrenitis 40

physiognomy 170, 172

plagiarism 188

plague 151, 237, 340

Plato 152, 169, 173

pneumatists 131n42

Polybus 134–136, 148–151, 185, 191

Polyxena 111

positivism 265

Praxagoras 141n54, 142

prognosis 115

prostitution 106

psychology, tripartite 117n9, 176

pulse 184

Quintus 68–72, 258

Qurʾān 99

Rhazes (Abū Bakr Muḥammad ibn Zakarīyāʾ al-Rāzī) 328

referencing 186

residues 134–136, 140

retroversion 4

Rolfinck, Guerner (Werner) 26

Rufus of Ephesus 66, 72, 157n46

Sabinus 45–46, 51–67, 69, 71, 72, 74–83, 85, 120, 121n19, 147, 157–160, 194

safflower 247

Saʿīd ibn al-Biṭrīq 97

Saladin, Sultan (Ṣalāḥ al-Dīn) 95

Salmawayh 287–288

Satyrus 70

schema isagogicum 272

Scribonius Largus 96

seasons 139, 173

sense-perception 124

Sergius of Rēš ʿAynā 287–288, 294, 317–318, 341

Seville, University of 340

sexual hygiene 340

sexual intercourse 60

Simon, Bernardo 321

slaves 109–110

sophists 90, 184, 191

Sophocles 71

Soranus of Ephesus 96, 200–201, 215

spasm 58

Stoicism 132n43, 168

Stratonicus 51

suicide 106

supervenience 125

surgery 103, 112

syllogism 272

Sylvaticus, Mattheus 329

Thales 62, 157, 274n48

theatre 91

Theodorus Priscianus 96

Thessaloniki 113

Thessalus 185, 190–191, 194

Thucydides 193, 196, 237

toothache 110

toxology 319

trembling 58

Triller, D.W. 27

Vallés, Francisco 332–333, 337

van der Linden 23, 26

vegetarian diet 64

Vesalius 24

Walaeus (Jan de Wale) 26

Walckier, Lucas 27

whitlow 159–160

wine 167–168

Xenophanes 62

Zeno, the Herophilean 69, 71, 91

Zeuxis 29–30, 49, 69, 71, 93

Zwinger 23

‮إلاهي‬‎ ‭297‬–‭299‬

‮ينبغي أن‬‎ ‭299‬–‭300‬

‮تبين‬‎ ‭303‬

‮اختلاف‬‎ ‭303‬

‮دليل‬‎ ‭303‬

‮ذرب‬‎ ‭303‬

‮سبق فأنذر‬‎ ‭294‬

‮سماوي‬‎ ‭297‬–‭299‬

‮شرب دواء‬‎ ‭303‬

‮ما دون الشراسيف‬‎ ‭307‬

‮ظهر‬‎ ‭303‬

‮علامة‬‎ ‭303‬

‮فيما يقابل به‬‎ ‭294‬

‮قتال‬‎ ‭303‬

‮تقدم فعرف‬‎ ‭294‬

‮لم تلزمه لائمة‬‎ ‭293‬

‮مهلك‬‎ ‭303‬

αἴσθησις 265

ἀκίνδυνος 308–309

ἀκρίβεια 57

ἀλφιτηδόν 222

ἀναίτιος 293

ἄναυδος 59

ἀπόθεσις 232

ἀπόπληκτος 59

ἀπὸ κοινοῦ 194

ἀποσκεπαρνισμός 218–219 (fig. 10.8)

ἀπόστασις 33

ἀρχαιολογία 259, 262

ἀρχή 127, 132, 147

ἀρχηγός 274

ἅσσα / ἅττα 245

αὐτοῖς ὀνόμασιν 75n29

ἄφωνος 59

βλέφαρον 303

βραχυλογία 44

γνησιότατα 190–191, 196

γνώμη 117, 183, 185

γυμναστική 262–263

διάθεσις

διαίρεσις 184, 189

διακοπή 207–208 (fig. 10.6b)

διάπλασις 232

διάρροια 303–305

διὰ τέλεος 192–193

διαφορά 184

διὰ χρόνου 192–193

δικαίη φύσις 225

δύναμις 168

δυσεύρετος 279

ἔγγεισμα 219 (fig. 10.9)

ἕδρα 205–210 (fig. 10.6a) 213, 218, 220

εἴσθλασις 216

ἐκ 304–305

ἔκδοσις 120n18, 121

ἐμπίεσμα 216

ἐνάργεια 38

ἐξήγησις 118–119

ἐπικίνδυνος 309

ἐπιμέλεια 44n43

ἐπίδεσις 232

ἐρωταπόκρισις 275

ἔσφλασις 206 (fig. 10.5) 213, 218

εὐσχήμων 111

ἤγουν 284

ἤτοι 284

θανατώδης 303

θλάσμα 205, 215

θεῖος 297–299

θεωρία 120

ἰδέα 201

ἴδιος 120

ἰξάλη 227

ἱστορία 232

καμάρωσις 219–220 (fig. 10.10)

κατὰ λέξιν 75n29

κατάτασις 232

κάτηγμα 201

κάτηξις 201n6

καυδηλόν 222

κεφάλαια 272

κρᾶσις 171

λέξις 115, 118n12

μήποτε 81

νεῦρον 122

νόμος 175

ὄγκος 39–40, 124

οἱ περί τινα 54n8

ὁκοῖα 248

ὁκόσα 248

ὀξύς 278

ὁρισμός 272–275

ὅρος 271–275

οὔρημα 162–164

οὕτω 243–244

ὀφθαλμός 303

ὀψιμαθία 60n23, 61, 66

πάλιν 74

πάμπαν 143–144, 154

παρωνυχία 159n53

πεῖρα 232

περιλάλησις 52, 56, 58

περίττωμα 134–136, 140

πνεῦμα 131n42, 135, 197n34

πνεῦμα μετέωρον 77

προαγορεύω 294

προαίρεσις 196

προβουλεύομαι 294

προγιγνώσκω 294

πρόνοια 111

πυρρός 315–316

ῥαφανηδόν 222

ῥευστός 278–279

ῥωγμή 201, 202 (fig. 10.2a, 10.2b), 203–210, 213, 218

σκέπαρνος 34

σπασμός 58

στοιχεῖον 119n13, 127, 132

στόμαχος 61

στοχασμός 263

σύγκειμαι 245

συνάγχη 35

συνηχής 164

σύνοχος 162–164

σύνοψις 182n4

σχιδακηδόν 222

τετραφάρμακος 128

τέχνη 184

τριπλοκία 122n24

τρόμος 58, 61, 244

τρόπος 201, 211, 220

ὑγρόν 135

ὑπόθεσις 257, 261

ὑποφαίνομαι 303

ὑπόφασις 305

ὑποχόνδριον 307

φαρμακοποσία 303

φθαρτός 278–279

φλάσις 202 (fig. 10.2b), 203–210, 213, 218, 221

φύομαι 47

φῦσα 135

φύσις 168, 244

χαλεπός 279

χαρακτῆρες 70–71, 83, 87–94

χλώρασμα 62

χυμός 140

ὠθέω 214

ὦσις 213–214, 218, 221

‮ܐܠܗܝܐ‬‎ ‭299‬–‭297‬

‮ܕܝܠܐ‬‎ ‭305‬

‮ܙܕ̇ܩ‬‎ ‭299‬–‭300‬

‮ܢܘܪܢܝܐ‬‎ ‭315‬–‭316‬

‮ܩ̇ܕܡ ܝ̇ܕܥ‬‎ ‭294‬

‮ܩܝܢܕܘܢܘܣ‬‎ ‭307‬–‭308‬

‮ܪܘܥܬܢܝܐ‬‎ ‭313‬–‭314‬

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Hippocratic Commentaries in the Greek, Latin, Syriac and Arabic Traditions

Selected Papers from the XVth Colloque Hippocratique, Manchester

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