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1. hekint.org › 2017/02/24 › reconstructing-the-worldsReconstructing the world’s first hospital: The Basiliad

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   Feb 24, 2017 · The birth of the hospital in the Byzantine Empire. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins UP: 1997. Basil of Caesarea. Letter 176: To Amphilochius, Bishop of Iconium. From Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers, as no. 6 above. See Timothy Miller and JW Nesbitt. Walking Corpses: Leprosy in Byzantium and the Medieval West. Cornell UP: 2014. Basil of Caesarea.

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   Feb 22, 2017 · It has been said that to trace the birth and evolution of treatment centers in the Byzantine world is to write the first chapter in the history of the hospital itself. References. Plinio Prioreschi: History of Medicine, Volume 4, Byzantine and Islamic Medicine, 2000, Omaha NE: Horatius Press, 103-119.

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   3 days ago · Zayden Garrett, 7, was released from hospital Tuesday after being injured in West Pullman, Chicago shooting near 116th and Yates last week.

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   2 days ago · A 7-year-old boy recovering after being shot inside his family’s home on Chicago’s Far South Side is being called "a walking miracle," his family told NBC Chicago shortly after his release ...

5. classics.uchicago.edu › people › anthony-kaldellisAnthony Kaldellis | Department of Classics

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   Anthony Kaldellis’ research explores the history, culture, and literature of the east Roman empire from antiquity to the fifteenth century. An earlier phase of it focused on the reception of ancient Hellenic culture, for example on how authors conceived their projects in relation to classical models (Procopius of Caesarea, 2004), as well as the history of identities (Hellenism in Byzantium ...

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   3 days ago · CHICAGO - A 7-year-old Chicago boy who was seriously wounded after gunmen fired into his family’s home in West Pullman has been released from the hospital. Zayden Garrett, who was shot once in ...

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   What was the birth of the hospital in the Byzantine Pire?

   • The nology of this development closely matches what an monograph calls "The Birth of the Hospital in the Byzantine pire." It seems clear that in the early fourth century, had instituted a system for the provision of free burial to habitants of Constantinople.

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   Why were Byzantine hospitals a new source of medical care?

   • Byzantine hospitals were indeed a new source of medical care in the fourth century; valetudinaria could not have matched them in this respect. But the medicine of these hospitals was, to judge by surviving manuscripts, simple, atheoretical, and 47 De virtutibus Martini, III.i6, 11.4; Van Dam (trans.), Saints, 266-267, 231.

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   When did Christian hospitals form a background continuum?

   • Christian hospitals formed a background continuum. But no late Sassanian or early Islamic rulers (or other benefactors) seem to have founded any hospitals between the mid-sixth and the late eighth or early ninth century. No Umayyad or early Abbasid

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   When did Italian hospitals start?

   • Italian hospitals emerged until the Lombard period. In Visigothic Spain, the only prominently attested hospital is that of Bishop Masona of M6rida, who died in 605. In Gaul, no hospital, either tury after the idea started its westward spread. The next-earliest re- than is detectable elsewhere in the post-Roman West.

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   Where did the modern hospital originate?

   • Thus it appears that the direct ancestors of the modern hospital originated in the Byzantine Empire. From there they spread to the West, one wave in the fifth century, another in the twelfth century when introduced by the Crusaders. They also inspired the establishment of hospitals in the Muslim world ( bimaristans ).

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   When was the first hospital built?

   • T he first institution with permanent buildings resembling a hospital is said to have been founded around 372- 379 by Saint Basil, bishop of Caesarea in Cappadocia. It had doctors in attendance, also a leprosarium that would sometimes also admit patients with other illnesses.

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   Christian hospitals formed a background continuum. But no late Sassanian or early Islamic rulers (or other benefactors) seem to have founded any hospitals between the mid-sixth and the late eighth or early ninth century. No Umayyad or early Abbasid. hospitals are in evidence until the Barmakid hospital in ninth-.