-
Archigenes (Gr****: Αρχιγένης), an
ancient Greco-Syrian physician, who
lived in the 1st and 2nd
centuries AD.
Archigenes was the most
celebrated of the...
- hemorrhages,
especially those resulting from surgery, in
ancient Greece.
Archigenes recommended cauterization in the
event of
hemorrhaging wounds, and Leonides...
- 'Socrates' (Kr. no. 204), 'Plato' (Kr. no. 205), 'Aristotle' (Kr. no. 206), '
Archigenes' (Kr. nos. 207–208), 'Homer' (Kr. no. 209), 'Democritus' (Kr. no. 210)...
-
reigns of
Trajan and
Hadrian (98–138). He
lived at
least as
early as
Archigenes, who used one of his medicines; he was
tutor to
Statilius Attalus of Heraclea...
- Athens, Xenocrates,
Pedanius Dioscorides, Kriton, Sor**** of Ephesus,
Archigenes, Antyllus,
Rufus of
Ephesus were
translated from the
original texts, other...
- of
several of the
Epistles of Wisdom)
Marinus – (praetorian prefect)
Archigenes – (physician)
Diodotus Tryphon – (official
under King
Alexander I Balas)...
- been a
branch of the
Methodic school. They were
apparently founded by
Archigenes. Some of the
opinions of
these physicians are
found in the
fragments preserved...
-
century CE Gr****
Dridhabala 2nd
century CE
India edited the
Charaka Samhita Archigenes 1st–2nd
century CE Gr**** very high re****tion for his
professional skill...
- the 1st
century AD, as he was the
pupil of Athenaeus, and the
tutor of
Archigenes. He is said to have been once
seized with an
attack of delirium, brought...
-
first or
second century, as he is said by
Galen to have
differed from
Archigenes respecting the
state of the
pulse during sleep. No
other particulars are...
