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One significant accomplishment of Hippocrates to the Greeks was the establishment of a systematic and ethical approach to medicine, often referred to as the "Hippocratic Corpus." He is credited with separating medicine from superstition and religion, emphasizing observation and clinical practice. His ethical guidelines, particularly the Hippocratic Oath, laid the foundation for medical ethics that continues to influence physicians today. This shift helped elevate the status of medicine as a respected profession in ancient Greek society.
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Who came first Hippocrates or Greeks and Romans?
the Greeks, Hippocrates was Greek
What diseases did ancient Greeks have?
Hippocrates identifies a number of ailments that we still find today.
Why did people use Hippocrates?
Hippocrates was a person, no one 'used' him
What did Hippocrates write?
One book Hippocrates wrote was Hippocratic Oath.
What were Hippocrates' main events in his life?
One event was Hippocrates and the plague of Athens.
How many books did Hippocrates write?
The Hippocratic Corpus may have been written by Hippocrates or his students.
Was Hippocrates a vegetarian?
No one can prove one way or another. But based on the information available on whether or not Hippocrates was a vegetarian, one can only assume that Hippocrates advocated a heathy diet for a heathy body and heathy mental balance.
What is Hippocrates' first middle and last name?
Hippocrates Asclepiades, "descendant of (the doctor-god) Asclepios," but it is uncertain whether this descent was by family or merely by his becoming attached to the medical profession. Legend likewise places him in the family line of the hero Hercules. Son of Heracleides and Praxithea,
What is Hippocrates's occupation?
Hippocrates is a/an Physician
When was Major depressive disorder discovered?
Depression was known to the Ancient Greeks, and was formally described by Hippocrates. It had undoubtedly been noted farther back than that, but records are sparse.
Is it true that Hippocrates the Greek Physician was known as the founder of modern medicine?
Hippocrates
Why Greeks important to early scientists?
Almost all the important early scientists - and very often, the 'inventors' of their science - were Greeks: people like Aristotle (the father of biology and zoology), Thales and Pythagoras (mathematics), Hippocrates (medicine) and Archimedes (mathemathics and physics).
