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AESCULAPIAN

AESCULAPIAN
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of Aesculapius, the god of medicine and healing in ancient Greek and Roman mythology. DMSMH Glossary (app. 14.7.90)
AESCULAPIAN
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of Aesculapius, the god of medicine and healing in ancient Greek and Roman mythology.(Roman mythology) of Aesculapius, the Roman god of medicine and healing.(Roman mythology) of Aesculapius, the Roman god of medicine and healing. Now, I should imagine, these poor blokes in practically every therapy from Aesculapian, the witch doctor, the juju, anybody under the sun, has run across the overrun-release phenomena. -Briefing of Review Auditors (14 Oct. 65) of or having to do with Aesculapius (in Roman mythology, the god of medicine) or the healing arts. Followers of Aesculapius formed a large order of priest-physicians who cared for the sick in temples of health that were built in Aesculapius' honor. One of the methods used to help the ill was to put patients to sleep and interpret their dreams for directions for treatment. Now, I should imagine, these poor blokes in practically every therapy from Aesculapian, the witch doctor, the juju, anybody under the sun, has run across the overrun-release phenomena.of or having to do with Aesculapius, the god of medicine in Roman mythology. Followers of Aesculapius formed a large order of priest-physicians who cared for the sick in temples of health that were built in Aesculapius' honor. Now, I should imagine, these poor blokes in practically every therapy from Aesculapian, the witch doctor, the juju, anybody under the sun, has run across the overrun-release phenomena. -Briefing of Review Auditors (14 Oct. 65) of or having to do with Aesculapius, the god of medicine in Roman mythology. Followers of Aesculapius formed a large order of priest-physicians who cared for the sick in temples of health that were built in Aesculapius' honor. Now, I should imagine, these poor blokes in practically every therapy from Aesculapian, the witch doctor, the juju, anybody under the sun, has run across the overrun-release phenomena.