Explore the medical knowledge of the ancient world with this translation of Aulus Cornelius Celsus's De Medicina. Covering topics from surgery to obstetrics, this work provides a glimpse into the early history of medicine and the ways in which doctors sought to heal the sick. This annotated edition, translated by Walter George Spencer, offers readers a deeper understanding of this seminal work.
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