Aphorisms

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Aphorisms is a seminal medical text by Hippocrates consisting of concise statements that summarize clinical observations and principles of ancient Greek medicine.

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Aphorisms canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hippocratic treatise
ancient Greek work
medical text
associatedWith Hippocratic medicine
Kos school of medicine
author Hippocrates
circulatedIn Byzantine period
Hellenistic period
Islamic Golden Age
Roman period
medieval Europe
countryOfOrigin Ancient Greece
linked to: Greek Antiquity
genre aphoristic literature
medical literature
hasCommentaryBy Galen
later Byzantine physicians
medieval scholastic physicians
hasPart Book I of Aphorisms
Book II of Aphorisms
Book III of Aphorisms
Book IV of Aphorisms
Book V of Aphorisms
Book VI of Aphorisms
Book VII of Aphorisms
hasTranslation Arabic translations of Aphorisms
Latin translations of Aphorisms
medieval Latin commentaries
historicalPeriod Classical Greece
influenced Renaissance medicine
later Western medical tradition
medieval Islamic medicine
language Ancient Greek
literaryForm series of concise statements
notableQuote Life is short, art long, opportunity fleeting, experiment dangerous, judgment difficult.
openingLine Life is short, art long, opportunity fleeting, experiment dangerous, judgment difficult.
partOf Hippocratic Corpus
subjectMatter acute diseases
chronic diseases
clinical observations
crises in disease
diagnosis
diet and regimen
fevers
prognosis
prognostic signs
treatment principles
usedAs medical teaching text
reference work for physicians

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Hippocrates notableWork Aphorisms
Hippocratic Corpus containsWork Aphorisms