Falsafa

Comma for either/or — dharma, courage. Spelling forgiving — corage finds courage.

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    Physician

    historical figure · 4 works · 4 mentions · 6 anchored passages

    physician · an incompetent physician · the other physicians · the physician · the physician Philip

    spoken of as

    2 expressions

    The Physician2 mentions

    The Third Tetralogy (Greek) · On Anger (Latin)

    —but in fact he died several days later, after being placed under an incompetent physician.
    the third tetralogy

    Philip“the physician”1 mention

    On Anger (Latin)

    When he had read his mother's letter, in which he was warned to beware of poison from the physician Philip, he took the draught he had been given and, undeterred, drank it.
    book 2

    in the texts

    The Third TetralogyClassical · Greek

    The doctor who treats the old man's injuries after the brawl; the defense argues his incompetent treatment, against the advice of other physicians, actually caused the victim's death.

    —but in fact he died several days later, after being placed under an incompetent physician.
    the third tetralogy
    it was not to the blows, but to the physician, that the man’s death was due, as the witnesses state in their evidence.
    chapter 11
    On the other hand, as it was only owing to the blows given by the defendant that we placed the dead man under medical care at all, can the murderer be anyone save him who forced us to call in the physician?
    the third tetralogy

    Against Evergus and MnesibulusClassical · Greek

    The unnamed doctor called by the speaker to treat the injured nurse and assess her condition.

    Hearing from the physician that the woman’s condition was hopeless, I again took other witnesses, and pointing out the condition she was in served notice on these men to care for her.
    against evergus and mnesibulus
    My wife told me what had taken place, so, early next morning, I approached Theophemus in the city, having witnesses with me, and demanded, first that he accept payment of the amount of his judgement, and go with me to the bank, then, that he should provide for the care of the old woman whom they had beaten, calling in any physician whom they pleased.
    against evergus and mnesibulus

    On AngerImperial · Latin

    Physician to Alexander, suspected by Alexander's mother of intending to poison him, but trusted by Alexander.

    When he had read his mother's letter, in which he was warned to beware of poison from the physician Philip, he took the draught he had been given and, undeterred, drank it.
    book 2

    Yājñavalkya SmṛtiAncient · Sanskrit

    A medical practitioner whose deceitful practice is fined according to the status of the injured party.

    A physician who practices deceitfully shall be fined the lowest amercement for injuring animals, the middle for injuring a human, and the highest for injuring a royal official.
    chapter 2