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- Leoparda abstract "Leoparda (4th century, Byzantium) was a gynecologist who served in the Court of Gratian (359–383).Information about Leoparda comes from a book by Emperor Gratian’s physician Priscian that he wrote for the purpose of educating women doctors. In the book he notes that Leoparda was a respected gynecologist, but that her remedies were no more scientific than those of the Greek Dioscorides. The book contained quotations from Soranus, Cleopatria, and Aspasia. Some of it was in rhyme, presumably so that women- who were assumed to have lesser intelligence than men- could remember it. He dedicated the book to Leoparda and two other women physicians, Salvina and Victoria.".
- Leoparda wikiPageID "40639882".
- Leoparda wikiPageLength "2036".
- Leoparda wikiPageOutDegree "9".
- Leoparda wikiPageRevisionID "655996152".
- Leoparda wikiPageWikiLink Aspasia.
- Leoparda wikiPageWikiLink Category:4th-century_Byzantine_people.
- Leoparda wikiPageWikiLink Category:4th-century_women.
- Leoparda wikiPageWikiLink Category:Ancient_gynaecologists.
- Leoparda wikiPageWikiLink Dioscorides.
- Leoparda wikiPageWikiLink Emperor_Gratian.
- Leoparda wikiPageWikiLink Gratian.
- Leoparda wikiPageWikiLink Gynaecology.
- Leoparda wikiPageWikiLink Gynecologist.
- Leoparda wikiPageWikiLink Pedanius_Dioscorides.
- Leoparda wikiPageWikiLink Priscian.
- Leoparda wikiPageWikiLink Soranus_of_Ephesus.
- Leoparda wikiPageWikiLinkText "Leoparda".
- Leoparda hasPhotoCollection Leoparda.
- Leoparda wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Leoparda subject Category:4th-century_Byzantine_people.
- Leoparda subject Category:4th-century_women.
- Leoparda subject Category:Ancient_gynaecologists.
- Leoparda hypernym Gynecologist.
- Leoparda type Person.
- Leoparda comment "Leoparda (4th century, Byzantium) was a gynecologist who served in the Court of Gratian (359–383).Information about Leoparda comes from a book by Emperor Gratian’s physician Priscian that he wrote for the purpose of educating women doctors. In the book he notes that Leoparda was a respected gynecologist, but that her remedies were no more scientific than those of the Greek Dioscorides. The book contained quotations from Soranus, Cleopatria, and Aspasia.".
- Leoparda label "Leoparda".
- Leoparda sameAs m.0xpj2nt.
- Leoparda sameAs Q16960381.
- Leoparda sameAs Q16960381.
- Leoparda wasDerivedFrom Leoparda?oldid=655996152.
- Leoparda isPrimaryTopicOf Leoparda.