The mirror of health discovering medicine in the Golden Age of Islam

The mirror of health : discovering the Golden Age of Islam examines the Royal College of Physicians' collection of Arabic and Persian medical texts - which has never been on public display before. This catalogue accompanied the 2013 exhibition which explored the development of medical science i...

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Main Author: Pormann, Peter E. (Author)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: London Royal College of Physicians of London 2013
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Call Number :BP 166.72 .P67 2013

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