3 Ancient Greek Doctors

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Intelligent Guess Who - Introducing 3 Ancient Doctors (1) Hippocrates, the Father of Medicine; (2) Herophilos, the Father of Anatomy; and (3) Agnodice, the first female doctor. Image Credits : Hippocrates, Herophilos and Agnodice - [Public Domain] via Wikimedia Commons

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Guess who from the closest
sounding clue

3 DOCTORS
in
Ancient Greece

Doctor
Number 1
Seriously, he says that diseases are 
not punishment by gods for naughtiness.

Calmly, he explains that they are enemies to be fought by taking care of the earth and ourselves as we ought.

Understandably, he observes that diseases 
appear when the earth is polluted and dirty.

NO SMOKING
KEEP WALKING

Cleanly, they disappear when we 
eat healthily and kick bad habits away.

Honestly, he promises that every sick person be given treatment, even a HIPPO WHO CRACKED TREES 
one fine day.

For saving lives, all doctors are the best but he stands out from the rest.  Can you guess who he is?
. . . a HIPPO WHO CRACKED TREES

INTRODUCING . . .
Hippocrates
Known as the Father of Medicine, he is one of 
the most outstanding figures in medical history.

Doctor
Number 2
What is in the body's anatomy? He is curious.
To know each and every part of the body is to him excitingly glorious.
He says that in the brain, you find the intellect and not the heart.
He can measure your pulse using a water clock so smart.
He points out that good health is the most important pick, for even a superHERO WILL LOSE a fight, if sick.
You need 
exercise and healthy diet!

For saving lives, all doctors are the best but he stands out from the rest.  Can you guess who he is?
Clue . . . a superHERO WILL LOSE

INTRODUCING . . .
Herophilos
Known as the Father of Anatomy, he was a famous
medical teacher in Alexandria, Egypt.

Doctor
Number 3
"No Girl Doctor Rule" in Athens, she 
considers nonsense.
So she goes to study medicine in 
Alexandria, just across the fence.

Herophilos, her teacher finds her brilliant
and suggests that she goes back to Athens.

Alexandria-Athens
In Athens, the boy doctors ARGUE THIS - she is a girl and could not be a doctor even with patients
in thousands and tens.

So her patients come to her rescue, 
demanding that she be allowed to continue.

She wins and because of
her, the "No Girl Doctor
Rule" is definitely overruled!

For saving lives, all doctors are the best but she stands out from the rest.  Can you guess who she is?
Clue . . . the boy doctors ARGUE THIS

INTRODUCING . . .
Agnodice
The first woman doctor in Athens of Ancient Greece.

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3 Ancient Greek Doctors

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