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Assistant Professor of Islamic History and Civilization, University of Zanjan, Zanjan, Iran
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Graduate student at the University of Zanjan, Zanjan, Iran
Abstract
Ibn Abi Sadiq Neishaboori was the Iranian philosopher and medical scientist in the fifth century AH. In addition to writing a number of books in traditional medicine, he wrote commentary explanations on important books of famous Greek and Roman physicians, Hippocrates and Galen. Because of this, he was called Hippocrates the Second.Ibn Abi Sadiqwas the student of Avicennaand the teacher of Jorjani, connecting these two great Persian physicians together, one writing in Arabic and the other in Persian. Hence, he had an important role in the history of Persian and Islamic medicine. Despite the fame of his teacher and student, this scientist was left rather unknown and was not well introduced to the world. This article has attempted to explain his character and introduce his books.
Amanie Chakoly, B., Taghavi Sang Dehi, S. L., & Asadi, K. (2015). Secondary Boghrat: Ibn Abi Sadiq Nishabory. Journal of Research on History of Medicine, 4(1), -.
MLA
Bahram Amanie Chakoly; Seiiedeh Lila Taghavi Sang Dehi; Khadije Asadi. "Secondary Boghrat: Ibn Abi Sadiq Nishabory", Journal of Research on History of Medicine, 4, 1, 2015, -.
HARVARD
Amanie Chakoly, B., Taghavi Sang Dehi, S. L., Asadi, K. (2015). 'Secondary Boghrat: Ibn Abi Sadiq Nishabory', Journal of Research on History of Medicine, 4(1), pp. -.
VANCOUVER
Amanie Chakoly, B., Taghavi Sang Dehi, S. L., Asadi, K. Secondary Boghrat: Ibn Abi Sadiq Nishabory. Journal of Research on History of Medicine, 2015; 4(1): -.
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