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Asclepius in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Asclepius (/æsˈkliːpiəs/;
Ancient Gr****: Ἀσκληπιός Asklēpiós [asklɛːpiós]; Latin: Aesculapius) is...
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found their way down his own throat, and when he
sacrificed a fowl to '
Esculapius it was
usually in the form of chicken-broth for his supper."
Another example...
- Mercury, or his caduceus,
appropriate in trade, as
indicating expedition.
Esculapius, his
Serpent and staff, or his ****, for
professors of the
healing art"...
- BC,
leading the
senate to
build a
temple to Asclepius,
Latinised to '
Esculapius'.
After having consulted the
Sibylline Books and
gained a
favourable response...
- with greife,
because no
signe Can
there be
found of
vertue masculine.
Esculapius come; I know
right well His laboure’s lost when you may ring her Knell...
- 1888. p. 19. Joël, Constance, Les
filles d’Esculape (The
daughters of
Esculapius). Paris:
Robert Laffont, 1988. p.110 sqq. Brès, Madeleine. "Madeleine...
- Bk5.967-980
Neptune Bk5.981-1004 Pan Bk5.1005-1042
Bachus Bk5.1043-1058
Esculapius Bk5.1059-1082
Hercules Bk5.1083-1102
Pluto Bk5.1083-1132
Sibeles Bk5.1133-1152...
- 1811 A Key to a
Delicate Investigation, London, 1812,
published as "
Esculapius". An
Address to the
People of the
United Kingdom, London, 1812, published...
- a
Tudor arch to give more
light to the main room, and the
carving of
Esculapius at the entrance. The
mosaics are by Lluís Brú i Salelles. Good 1911–1913...
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physicians of all time in the
verse of Chaucer. Wel knew he the olde
Esculapius And
Deyscorides and **** Rufus, Olde Ypocras, Haly and Galyen, Serapion...
