Woman Physicians in Ancient Rome

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This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Women Physicians in Ancient Rome: Esteem and Recognition Explore the historical and archaeological evidence that reveals the high esteem and recognition accorded to women physicians in ancient Rome, which equalled that of their male colleagues. This essay outlines the sources, discusses the significant roles of women as physicians, and provides an account of the comprehensive training received by Roman physicians, including women. Key Highlights: Historical and Archaeological Evidence:Roles of Women Physicians:Training of Physicians:Sources and Discussion:Written by a classical archaeologist and Doctor of Medicine candidate, this essay offers a detailed and enlightening look into the esteemed role of women physicians in ancient Rome, blending historical analysis with archaeological evidence. This work was completed as a requirement for the Master's in the Doctor of Medicine and Surgery program at the University of Bari Aldo Moro, demonstrating rigorous academic validation. Duration - 14m. Author - Elizabeth Legge. Narrator - Digital Voice Anya G. Published Date - Thursday, 16 January 2025.

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English