Arabian Drugs in Early Medieval Mediterranean Medicine (Edinburgh Studies in Classical Islamic History and Culture)
by Zohar Amar, Efraim Lev
This scholarly study explores Arabian drugs within early medieval Mediterranean medicine. Framed by the history and culture of the classical Islamic world, it offers a focused examination of medicine, substances, and historical exchange across the Mediterranean.
About This Book
Arabian Drugs in Early Medieval Mediterranean Medicine examines the role of Arabian drugs in the medical traditions of the early medieval Mediterranean.
The book places its subject within the wider historical setting of classical Islamic history and culture.
Written by Zohar Amar and Efraim Lev, this scholarly work connects the history of medicine with the study of the medieval Mediterranean.
It is part of the Edinburgh Studies in Classical Islamic History and Culture series.
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