The Disease Terminology In The Medical Codex Of Hilandar No 517

Facta Universitatis, Series: Linguistics and Literature 8 (2):231-242 (2001)
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In the middle ages, beginning from the end of the 12. century, theSerbs had hospitals which treated the patients accoriding to theByzanthium and West medical knowledge of that time. The Medical Codex of Hilandar is the most complete Serbian book of the scientific middle age medicine and contains the basis of our medical terminology. The paper analyzes the disease terms only. The relationship between Slavic and non-Slavic terms have been analyzed, their structural and linguistic characteristics , as well as the use of the middle age terms in the contemporary scinetific and folk medical terminology

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