一个迄今未知的叙利亚医学碎片。大马士革倭马亚清真寺(Umayyad Mosque)中Qubbet el-Ḫazne的食谱和处方证据

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Aramaic Studies Pub Date : 2017-01-01 DOI:10.1163/17455227-001

E. Fiori

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本文介绍了20世纪初在大马士革大倭马亚清真寺的Qubbet el-Ḫazne中发现的具有医学内容的两片叶子的第一版。双歧杆菌含有叙利亚语的药物配方碎片，这在以前发表的任何作品中都不为人所知。一个简短的评论附加到批判版位置这些碎片在叙利亚医学传统。

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A Hitherto Unknown Medical Fragment in Syriac. Evidence of Recipes and Prescriptions from the Qubbet el-Ḫazne of the Umayyad Mosque in Damascus

This paper presents the first edition of two leaves with medical content discovered at the beginning of the 20th century in the Qubbet el-Ḫazne of the Great Umayyad Mosque in Damascus. The bifolium contains fragments of pharmaceutical recipes in Syriac that are not known from any previously published work. A brief commentary appended to the critical edition situates these fragments in the Syriac medical tradition.

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