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Antonio Guillermo

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Disposing of Digital Debris

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George Socha

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Disposing of Digital Debris

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George Socha

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Disposing of Digital Debris

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George Socha

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City Lights 2012 - Flat map

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NASA Earth Observatory

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06/12/2012

Preparing Medicine from Honey", from a Dispersed Manuscript of an Arabic Translation of De Materia Medica of Dioscorides

Part of: Secrets of medicine

One of the most influential medical treatises handed down to Muslims was De Materia Medica, by a first-century b.c. Greek physician in Cilicia (southern Anatolia). The left page concerns making medicine from honey and water, prescribed to cure weakness and loss of appetite. A doctor holds a gold cup while stirring the boiling honey and water in a cauldron as he prepares to scoop it up for the seated patient. The architectural setting suggests that the drugs are being produced in a pharmacy like those attached to hospitals in the Seljuq lands. In the illustration on the right, a doctor and his assistant or patient stand on either side of a sieve through which grapes are pressed and then combined with brine and an onion-like herb to produce a medicine to cure digestive disorders.

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Abdullah ibn al-Fadl

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A.H. 621/ A.D. 1224

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