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On the Origins of the Hippocratic Oath

SUMMARY

The ethical strictures, quite different from the first paragraph (the oath of allegiance), were unknown to early readers and show affinities with the purity requirements of late Hellenistic cults: the strictures thus may be a late addition portraying the ideal physician.

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pp. pp. 621 - 645
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History

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