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In the Wake of the Compendia
In the Wake of the Compendia

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In the Wake of the Compendia examines the composition of technical literature in the ancient Semitic-speaking world. Compendia on astrology, magic, medicine, lexicography, and alchemy were composed...

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In the Wake of the Compendia
In the Wake of the Compendia
In the Wake of the Compendia

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In the Wake of the Compendia examines the composition of technical literature in the ancient Semitic-speaking world. Compendia on astrology, magic, medicine, lexicography, and alchemy were composed...

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Gastrointestinal Disease and Its Treatment in Ancient Mesopotamia
Gastrointestinal Disease and Its Treatment in Ancient Mesopotamia
Gastrointestinal Disease and Its Treatment in Ancient Mesopotamia
Visualizing the Invisible with the Human Body
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