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- Insights into neurologic localization by Rhazes, a medieval Islamic ph...
- Rhazes was born at Ray near modern Teheran in 864 AD. He wrote over 200 scientific treatises, many of which had a major impact on European medicine. His best known manuscript is Liber Continens, a med...
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Uploaded: 2005-7-13
- Rhazes contribution to the development and progress of medical science...
- Rhazes was fond of music since his childhood, then studied philosophy and wrote several books about it. Later on he indulged himself in the study of chemistry and medicine. After finishing his studies...
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Uploaded: 1995-1-1
- Some questions about the Greek sources of Rhazes' Continens
- This paper deals with some questions about Greek sources of Rhazes' Continens, concerning both preserved and non-preserved works, in order to elucidate the importance of the Continens, Rhazes' method ...
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Uploaded: 2003-9-27
- Rhazes (850-923 J.C.): medical psychology, psychosomatic medicine and...
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Uploaded: 1969-1-1
- Biographies of Unani physicians found in Al-Hawi of Rhazes.
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Uploaded: 1977-1-1
- Manuscript notes in a Rhazes-Maimonides incunable, 1497. An appreciati...
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Uploaded: 1965-9-1
- Bioethical views of Abu Bakr Al-Razi (Rhazes)
- Abu Bakr Muhammad ibn Zakariya ar-Razi, who is known in Europe as Razes, was born in 865 year in Ree city. A lot of his books were translated in Latin; his books have served as guidance for physicians...
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- Abu Bakr Muhammad ibn Zakariya al-Razi (Rhazes) (850?-923?).
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Uploaded: 1967-9-1