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What was the Greek god Hippocrates famous for?

Hippocrates was not a Greek god, but a Greek physician.


Was Hippocrates a god?

No, he was not a god, he was a philosopher, and a doctor


What did Hippocrates of Cos accomplish?

hippocrates acomplished nothing he is just named {the god of medicine


Who was the greatest Greek doctor?

Hippocrates http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hippocrates


Who was a famous greek doctor?

Hippocrates, Aristotle, Archimedes, Asclepius, (A Medicine God) Dionysus ( Cured Madness)


What English words or expressions were derived from the Greek God Hippocrates?

Do no harm.


How do you pronounce Hippocrates?

H ip Ocra tes


What did Hippocrates believe influenced behavior?

He believed that blood influenced behavior.


Did Hippocrates believe in Asclepius?

Yes, Hippocrates acknowledged Asclepius, the Greek god of medicine and healing, as part of the cultural and religious context of his time. While Hippocrates emphasized rational and empirical approaches to medicine, he also recognized the significance of Asclepius in the practice of healing. Asclepius was often seen as a symbol of the healing arts, and Hippocratic medicine incorporated both spiritual and practical elements in its approach to health.


Hippocrates identified epilepsy as originating in the?

Hippocrates knew that it was a physical disease of the brain, and not a sacred disease as other of his contemporaries called it, meaning it was something directly from God. His assessment was very accurate.


What are a few facts about Hippocrates?

Hippocrates was born in Greece in 460 B.C. He learned medicine from his father and grandfather. Hippocrates developed a strict medical philosophy. Dissecting a human body was taboo in ancient Greece. He was one of the first doctors to believe that disease wasn't a punishment from the gods.


Who was the greek father of medician?

Asclepius is the Greek God of medicine. He was a physician to wounded soldiers on the battlefield at Troy but by Hippocrates' Day, he had became elevated to the status of a God.