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A Classical Dictionary · 1904 · p. 23
, a celebrated physician, greatly esteemed by the emperor Julian, in whose reign he flourished. He abridged the works of Galenus, and of all the most respectable writers on physic, at the request of the emperor. He accompanied Julian into the east, but his skill proved ineffectual in attempting to cure the fatal wound which his benefactor had received. After Julian’s death, he fell into the hands of the barbarians. The best edition of his works is that of Dundas, 4to, Leiden, 1745.――One of Actæon’s dogs, ab ὀρος , mons , and ( βαινω , scan do . Ovid , Metamorphoses .
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