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Ancient Medicine/Medicina Antiqua is sponsored by The Episcopal Academy, Merion, Pennsylvania 19066, USA, and maintained by Dr. Lee T. Pearcy, in consultation with the AM/MA Advisory Committee:
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Ancient medicine is a vast subject demanding specialized knowledge of many kinds. The study of it depends on collaboration among scholars. I invite anyone who may be interested in contributing to Ancient Medicine/Medicina Antiqua to get in touch with me at the address below. I will be especially glad to receive offers of collaboration in the preparation of hypertext editions of the fundamental texts of Greco-Roman medicine, announcements or other items of current interest, and pre-prints or other discussions of specific topics in ancient medicine.
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Lee T. Pearcy
The Episcopal Academy
Merion, PA 19066
USA
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