Medicine and Health Care in Early Christianity
A historical study of how early Christian communities understood illness, healing, and the role of medicine within their religious and social world.
About This Book
This book examines the intersection of medicine and early Christianity from the first to the fifth centuries.
It investigates how early Christians understood illness, healing, and the role of physicians within their communities.
The work draws on historical sources to assess the influence of Christian beliefs on health care practices.
Readers gain insight into the broader social and religious context of medicine in late antiquity.
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