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Cover
Letter from the General Editor
Title Page
Copyright
Contents
Abbreviations
Acknowledgments
Foreword
Introduction
Map: The World of Ibn Bu.lan
Note on the Translation
Notes to the Introduction
The Doctors' Dinner Party
Part the First: The "Opening Chapter" of the Book, in Praise of Baghdad and Denigration of Mayyafariqin for Its Stagnation
Part the Second: Concerning the Offering of a Meal, and the Presentation of Decisive Arguments against Eating the Foods Provided
Part the Third: A Description of the Symposium and its Pleasures, and a Conversation among the Doctors Present
Part the Fourth: In Which the Physiologist Probes the Extent of the Guest's Competence, Thereby Exposing His Ignorance
Part the Fifth: The Ignorance of the Guest Revealed by the Questions of the Oculist
Part the Sixth: In Which the Surgeon Considers the Guest's Knowledge of Anatomy and Physiology
Part the Seventh: The Examination of the Phlebotomist on the Requisite Knowledge of the Physiology of Venesection
Part the Eighth: The Examination of the Apothecary on the Guest's Knowledge of Remedies and Medicines
Part the Ninth: Concerning Slanderous Doctors who are Scornful of the Sick
Part the Tenth: A Defense of the Devoted Doctor and a Denigration of the One Who Displaced Him
Part the Eleventh: The Public's Denigration of the Medical Profession and the Riposte
Part the Twelfth: The Conclusion of the Book and a Return Visit Rebuffed
Notes
Glossary
Bibliography
Further Reading
Index of Materia Medica
Index
About the NYUAD Research Institute
About the Translators
Letter from the General Editor
Title Page
Copyright
Contents
Abbreviations
Acknowledgments
Foreword
Introduction
Map: The World of Ibn Bu.lan
Note on the Translation
Notes to the Introduction
The Doctors' Dinner Party
Part the First: The "Opening Chapter" of the Book, in Praise of Baghdad and Denigration of Mayyafariqin for Its Stagnation
Part the Second: Concerning the Offering of a Meal, and the Presentation of Decisive Arguments against Eating the Foods Provided
Part the Third: A Description of the Symposium and its Pleasures, and a Conversation among the Doctors Present
Part the Fourth: In Which the Physiologist Probes the Extent of the Guest's Competence, Thereby Exposing His Ignorance
Part the Fifth: The Ignorance of the Guest Revealed by the Questions of the Oculist
Part the Sixth: In Which the Surgeon Considers the Guest's Knowledge of Anatomy and Physiology
Part the Seventh: The Examination of the Phlebotomist on the Requisite Knowledge of the Physiology of Venesection
Part the Eighth: The Examination of the Apothecary on the Guest's Knowledge of Remedies and Medicines
Part the Ninth: Concerning Slanderous Doctors who are Scornful of the Sick
Part the Tenth: A Defense of the Devoted Doctor and a Denigration of the One Who Displaced Him
Part the Eleventh: The Public's Denigration of the Medical Profession and the Riposte
Part the Twelfth: The Conclusion of the Book and a Return Visit Rebuffed
Notes
Glossary
Bibliography
Further Reading
Index of Materia Medica
Index
About the NYUAD Research Institute
About the Translators