This section primarily features treatises and other writings on medicine from The Hippocratic Corpus, a collection of over sixty texts written by various authors from various time periods in Greco-Roman antiquity that came to be attributed to the legendary ancient Greek physician Hippocrates. Here one can also find texts attributed to other authors, such as pseudo-Aristotle, whose writings were influenced by Hippocratic thought. The Hippocratic tradition would continue to have a dominant influence in Western medicine until well into the nineteenth century CE.
