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Posted on: 19 June 2017
Essay:
Physicians as Professionals in Medieval India
By Dr. Syed Ali Nadeem Rezavi
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Image:
A doctor with a female patient
Watercolour
Lucknow, ca.1850
Inscribed at top in Persian characters with identification:
'hakim kih maraz mibinad'
Image and text credit:
Copyright: © Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Hakim ke Maraz mi binad : as written on the top : I.e Doctor is checking the pulse (for diagnose the diecesse)
guys... love this kind of old rapresentation...where can i find more ?
Nice Read.It will be great if you could give soe essays pertaining to the practice of ayurvedic medicines
Topical- Rare...Indian Miniature - see the fine Art* From A British Museum,London..........Aftaab !
حکیم کہ مریض می بیند
Nice read!
jai hind, jai bharat.