The aim of this book is to make three of the Roman physician
Galen's shorter works (On my Own Books, On the Order of my Own
Books, and That the Best Physician is also a Philosopher)
accessible to intermediate students of Ancient Greek. The running
vocabulary and grammatical commentary are meant to provide
everything necessary to read each page. Although Galen can be a
little difficult at times, his language gets easier and more
predictable with practice, and these three works are a great
introduction to this fascinating figure. They are not strictly
speaking medical works, but reflections on his own work and thought
that throw extraordinary light on the relationship of the medical
profession in antiquity to wider currents of thought in the
brilliant period of Greek literature known as the "second
sophistic."
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