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Philagrius of Epirus (Greek: Φιλάγριος ὁ Ηπειρώτης; 3rd century CE) was a Greek medical writer from Epirus, who lived after Galen and before Oribasius, and therefore probably in the 3rd century CE. According to the Suda he was a pupil of a physician named Naumachius, and practised his profession chiefly at Thessalonica. The Suda says he wrote as many as 70 volumes, but of these works only a few fragments remain, which are preserved by Oribasius, Aëtius, and others. In Cyril's Lexicon he is enumerated among the most eminent physicians.

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  • Filagri (en llatí Philagrius, en grec antic Φιλάγριος) era un metge grec nadiu de l'Epir que va viure després de Galè i abans que Oribasi, probablement al segle iii. Aeci, Oribasi i altres el mencionen i era considerat un metge dels més eminents , segons diu Ciril (Cyrilus) al seu Cronicó. Segons Suides va ser deixeble d'un metge anomenat Naumaqui i va exercir a Tessalònica. Se l'anomenava περιοδευτής, cosa que segurament significa que viatjava d'un lloc a un altre en l'exercici de la seva professió. (ca)
  • فيلغريوس هو طبيب يوناني، كان بعد جالينوس وقبل أوريباسيوس، وقيل أنه عاش في القرن الثالث الميلادي. له مؤلفات عديدة اعتمدها الرازي مصدرا في كتاب الحاوي. (ar)
  • Philagrios d'Épire (en grec ancien : Φιλάγριος Ηπειρώτης) est un auteur médical de la Grèce antique. Sa vie s'est déroulée après celle de Galien et avant celle d'Oribase, au IIIe siècle apr. J.-C. Il a exercé à Thessalonique ; Théophile le Protospathaire l'appelle Περιοδευτής, Periodeutes, ce qui signifie sans doute qu'il voyageait de ville en ville. Les écrivains médicaux arabo-musulmans du Moyen Âge le citent souvent et ont préservé le titre de quelques-uns de ses livres (sur les calculs rénaux et vésicaux, le cancer, les morsures de chien, les dents et les gencives…), dont la liste pourrait comprendre, selon la Souda, 70 titres. Le Grand Thresor de Johann Jacob Wecker (1610) donne de lui, d'après l'Antidotaire de , la formule d'un onguent contre la paralysie et les convulsions. (fr)
  • Philagrius of Epirus (Greek: Φιλάγριος ὁ Ηπειρώτης; 3rd century CE) was a Greek medical writer from Epirus, who lived after Galen and before Oribasius, and therefore probably in the 3rd century CE. According to the Suda he was a pupil of a physician named Naumachius, and practised his profession chiefly at Thessalonica. Theophilus gives him the title of περιοδευτής, periodeut, which probably means a physician who travelled from place to place in the exercise of his profession. He seems to have been well known to the Arabic medical writers, by whom he is frequently quoted, and who have preserved the titles of the following of his works. 1. * De Impetigine 2. * De iis quae Gingivae Dentibusque accidunt. 3. * De iis qui Medico destituuntur. 4. * De Morborum Indiciis 5. * De Arthritidis Morbo. 6. * De Renum vel Vesicae Calculo. 7. * De Hepatis Morbo. 8. * De Morbo Colico. 9. * De Morbo Icterico. 10. * De Cancri Morbo. 11. * De Morsu Canis. The Suda says he wrote as many as 70 volumes, but of these works only a few fragments remain, which are preserved by Oribasius, Aëtius, and others. In Cyril's Lexicon he is enumerated among the most eminent physicians. (en)
  • Filagrio Epirota in greco antico: Φιλάγριος Ηπειρώτης, Philágrios Ēpeirṓtēs (III secolo d.C. – ...) è stato un medico greco antico, vissuto dopo Galeno e prima di Oribasio, dunque, con ogni probabilità, nel III secolo d.C.. (it)
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  • Filagri (en llatí Philagrius, en grec antic Φιλάγριος) era un metge grec nadiu de l'Epir que va viure després de Galè i abans que Oribasi, probablement al segle iii. Aeci, Oribasi i altres el mencionen i era considerat un metge dels més eminents , segons diu Ciril (Cyrilus) al seu Cronicó. Segons Suides va ser deixeble d'un metge anomenat Naumaqui i va exercir a Tessalònica. Se l'anomenava περιοδευτής, cosa que segurament significa que viatjava d'un lloc a un altre en l'exercici de la seva professió. (ca)
  • فيلغريوس هو طبيب يوناني، كان بعد جالينوس وقبل أوريباسيوس، وقيل أنه عاش في القرن الثالث الميلادي. له مؤلفات عديدة اعتمدها الرازي مصدرا في كتاب الحاوي. (ar)
  • Filagrio Epirota in greco antico: Φιλάγριος Ηπειρώτης, Philágrios Ēpeirṓtēs (III secolo d.C. – ...) è stato un medico greco antico, vissuto dopo Galeno e prima di Oribasio, dunque, con ogni probabilità, nel III secolo d.C.. (it)
  • Philagrios d'Épire (en grec ancien : Φιλάγριος Ηπειρώτης) est un auteur médical de la Grèce antique. Sa vie s'est déroulée après celle de Galien et avant celle d'Oribase, au IIIe siècle apr. J.-C. Il a exercé à Thessalonique ; Théophile le Protospathaire l'appelle Περιοδευτής, Periodeutes, ce qui signifie sans doute qu'il voyageait de ville en ville. Le Grand Thresor de Johann Jacob Wecker (1610) donne de lui, d'après l'Antidotaire de , la formule d'un onguent contre la paralysie et les convulsions. (fr)
  • Philagrius of Epirus (Greek: Φιλάγριος ὁ Ηπειρώτης; 3rd century CE) was a Greek medical writer from Epirus, who lived after Galen and before Oribasius, and therefore probably in the 3rd century CE. According to the Suda he was a pupil of a physician named Naumachius, and practised his profession chiefly at Thessalonica. The Suda says he wrote as many as 70 volumes, but of these works only a few fragments remain, which are preserved by Oribasius, Aëtius, and others. In Cyril's Lexicon he is enumerated among the most eminent physicians. (en)
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  • فيلغريوس (ar)
  • Filagri de l'Epir (ca)
  • Filagrio Epirota (it)
  • Philagrios d'Épire (fr)
  • Philagrius of Epirus (en)
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