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(PDF) Galen and the Gateway to Medicine (Living History Library) Kindle

Imagine getting one's training as a doctor, by becoming a trainer and doctor of gladiators! Imagine pursuing one's medical education through perilous sea and land journeys! Imagine being the physician to Roman emperors! Galen and the Gateway to Medicine could most accurately be described, then, as an adventure book -- an adventure of medicine and philosophy not in some abstract sense, but as lived by the man whose adventure it was. It is written for the young, but as with Bendick's Archimedes, it is written so well, that teachers and parents will also delight in it and learn from it. That, as C.S. Lewis once said, is the sign of a truly good children's book. - From the Introduction by Benjam

Imagine getting one's training as a doctor, by becoming a trainer and doctor of gladiators! Imagine pursuing one's medical education through perilous sea and land journeys! Imagine being the physician to Roman emperors! Galen and the Gateway to Medicine could most accurately be described, then, as an adventure book -- an adventure of medicine and philosophy not in some abstract sense, but as lived by the man whose adventure it was. It is written for the young, but as with Bendick's Archimedes, it is written so well, that teachers and parents will also delight in it and learn from it. That, as C.S. Lewis once said, is the sign of a truly good children's book. - From the Introduction by Benjam

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Imagine getting one's training as a doctor, by becoming a trainer and doctor of

gladiators! Imagine pursuing one's medical education through perilous sea and

land journeys! Imagine being the physician to Roman emperors! Galen and the

Gateway to Medicine could most accurately be described, then, as an

adventure book -- an adventure of medicine and philosophy not in some

abstract sense, but as lived by the man whose adventure it was. It is written for

the young, but as with Bendick's Archimedes, it is written so well, that teachers

and parents will also delight in it and learn from it. That, as C.S. Lewis once

said, is the sign of a truly good children's book. - From the Introduction by

Benjamin D. Wiker Read more Book Features Essay questions included in the

introduction launch this engaging read into a memorable and fascinating

journey into history. Learn not only about this influential figure in the history of

medicine, but also about the second century world in which he lived. Discover

even more about Galen with a short list of other books about his life and work.

Quickly locate the information you're looking for with the topical index. Read

more About Bethlehem Books Bethlehem Books is a small, home-grown

publishing company dedicated to restoring to children and families a treasury

of tried and true literature from the past. These books—historical fiction,

biographies, adventure and family tales—are the fruit of a culture which took

for granted a world created with order and reason, in which every human life

has value. We believe that well-written works built on this foundation nurture

children's imaginations with truth and beauty. Our books are for

everyone—young or old, religious or non-religious. Read more Living History

Library This library is made up of historical fiction, non-fiction, and biographical

titles for young people reprinted by Bethlehem Books. These books, chosen

for their craftsmanship and intelligent portrayals of earlier times, communicate

historical flavor as well as fact, providing insights for the present through

knowledge of the past. 'Bethlehem Books showed me that kids can learn and

have fun at the same time.' —Stuart D. Read more

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