Author
Hippocrates
Greek physician (c. 460 – c. 370 BC), born at Kos. From Wikidata; Wikipedia.
- Lived
- 5th–4th c. BC
- Kinds of writing
- Medicine (52), Epistolography
- Dialect
- Ionic
- In the library
- 53 works, 19 with an English translation; 438,175 words analysed
Where to begin
The works here with a translation and the most familiar vocabulary: the fewest rare words to look up. That is vocabulary only; grammar, dialect and ideas may still be demanding.
What Hippocrates wrote
- De prisca medicina
- De aere, aquis, locis
- Prognosticon
- De diaeta in morbis acutis
- De diaeta acutorumDe diaeta acutorum (spurium)
- De morbis popularibusEpidemiarum
- De capitis vulneribus
- De officina medici
- De fracturis
- De articulis
- Vectiarius
- Aphorismi
- JusjurandumIusiurandum
- Lex
- De humoribus
- Prorrheticon I
- Coa praesagia
- De arte
- De natura hominis
- De salubri diaeta
- De flatibus
- De liquidorum usu
- De morbis i-iii
- De genitura
- De natura pueri
- De affectionibus
- De locis in homine
- De morbo sacro
- De ulceribus
- De haemorrhoidibus
- De fistulis
- De diaeta
- De affectionibus interioribus
- De natura muliebri
- De octimestri partu
- De muliebribus
- De virginum morbis
- De superfoetatione
- De exsectione foetus
- De anatomia
- De dentitione
- De glandulis
- De carnibus
- De corde
- De alimento
- De visu
- De natura ossium
- De medico
- De habitu decenti
- Praeceptiones
- De crisibus
- De diebus criticis
- Epistulae, Decretum, Orationes
In The Painted Stoa
Entries that quote or point to Hippocrates's Greek.
More
- The most mentioned words in Hippocrates (the Census)
- Your own notes on Hippocrates (the Treasury)