One important treatise in this discipline was written by a figure who obtained his highest position by answering a question with "walks and sunlight"; that man was Charaka. The Edwin Smith Papyrus was an Egyptian treatise on this subject, another text of which is divided into the "Basic Questions" and "Divine Pivot". William Osler's textbook on this subject famously gave credit to an Islamic scholar who wrote a "Canon" on this subject, named (*) Ibn Sina. The Inner Canon of the Yellow Emperor is another text on this subject, and another text on it was the De Corporis Fabrica written by Vesalius. Another famous member of this profession was born on Kos and was trained at a temple called the A
One important treatise in this discipline was written by a figure who obtained his highest position by answering a question with "walks and sunlight"; that man was Charaka. The Edwin Smith Papyrus was an Egyptian treatise on this subject, another text of which is divided into the "Basic Questions" and "Divine Pivot". William Osler's textbook on this subject famously gave credit to an Islamic scholar who wrote a "Canon" on this subject, named (*) Ibn Sina. The Inner Canon of the Yellow Emperor is another text on this subject, and another text on it was the De Corporis Fabrica written by Vesalius. Another famous member of this profession was born on Kos and was trained at a temple called the Asclepion. For 10 points, name this field whose practitioners include Galen and a man whose namesake oath implores to "do no harm", Hippocrates.
One important treatise in this discipline was written by a figure who obtained his highest position by answering a question with "walks and sunlight"; that man was Charaka.
medicine [accept more specific answers, like surgery, Chinese medicine, Auryveda, pathology, anatomy, etc, accept doctors, prompt on "science"]