Pax Romana: Contributions to Society
In the ancient world medicine was practiced by specialists who eventually formed a priesthood. In Greece these people practiced in temples devoted to Asklepios, an actual practicing physician who was deified as a god of medicine. The treatment was described by Ellenberger, 1956, Pp. 293-294). ................
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