Nurse in Greek Life

Explore the fascinating role of the nurse in ancient Greece with Mary Rosaria Gorman's "The Nurse in Greek Life." This meticulously prepared print edition offers a unique lens through which to view ancient Greek society, examining the historical portrayal and significance of nurses within its culture. Delve into the world of ancient medicine and gain insight into the practices and perceptions surrounding nursing during this pivotal period.

This book provides a critical analysis of Greek literature, uncovering the social and medical context surrounding the nurses of antiquity. Discover how these caregivers were represented and understood in their time, shedding light on the history of medicine and the evolution of nursing practices. A valuable resource for those interested in ancient Greece, Greek literature, and the historical development of nursing, "The Nurse in Greek Life" offers a compelling glimpse into a vital, often overlooked, aspect of ancient civilization.

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