Outlines of Greek and Roman Medicine

by Sir James Elliott

• Obstetrics, [31], [93]
• Octavianus, [55]
• Oculists, [70]
• Operations, [29], [30], [78], [113]
  • ——, dental, [2]
• Oribasius, [87], [93], [114]
• Orphanages, [132]
• Ovid, [24]

• Pathology, [104]
• Paulus Ægineta, [94], [113], [124]
• Period, anatomic, [21], [45]
  • ——, philosophic, [21]
  • ——, primitive, [20]
  • ——, sacred, [21]
• Pestilence in Rome, [89]
• Philenus of Cos, [48]
• Philosophy, [56]
• Plague, [4], [120]
• Plato, [25], [39]
• Platonists, [56]
• Pliny, [3], [52], [65], [72], [84], [146]
• Plutarch, [5], [7]
• Pneumatism, [86]
• Podalarius, [16]
• Poisoners, women, [70]
• Priest-physicians, [1], [134]
• Priests, [18]
• Proclus, [140]
• Ptolemy, [43]
• Public health regulations, [161]
• Pythagoras, [21]
• Pythagoreans, [22]

• Quacks, [58], [61]
• Quintus, [95]

• Rhodes, [17]
• Roman quacks, [58], [61]
• Rome, [56]
  • ——, medical practice in, [58]
• Rufus of Ephesus, [94]

• Saints, [138]
• St. Luke, [139]
• St. Paul, [139], [148]
• Sanitation, [8], [155]
• Sceptics, [24]
• Scribonius largus, [82]
• Seneca, [67], [131]
• Serapion, [50]
• Serpents, [14]
• Sewers, [8], [9], [159]
• Slave-physicians, [60]
• Slaves, [60]
• Soranus, [92]
• Stoics, [56], [129]
• Suetonius, [140]
• Surgery, [30], [73], [107]
• Surgical instruments, [90]

• Tacitus, [140]
• Temple of Æsculapius, [4], [14], [17]
• Temples, [3], [4], [17]
• Themison of Laodicea, [23], [53], [54]
• Theophrastus, [42]
• Theriaca, [98]
• Thermæ, [152]
• Thessalus of Tralles, [83]
• Thrasyllus, [66]
• Tiberius, [66]

• Vettius Valleus, [82]
• Vitruvius, [144], [157]

• Water supply, [63], [155]
• Women poisoners, [70]
• Wounds of Julius Cæsar, [55]

Transcriber's Note and Errata

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