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Hippocrates, often regarded as the "Father of Medicine," lived in ancient Greece and was influenced by the religious beliefs of his time, particularly those of ancient Greek polytheism. He practiced medicine during a period when the gods, especially Asclepius, were associated with healing. While he did not explicitly promote a particular religion, his work reflects the cultural and spiritual context of ancient Greece, where medicine and religion were interconnected.

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