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Prayers to Panacea

2 prayers
What is asked
Fontes · Sources
  • Anonymous (inscription from Erythrai) · Greek Lyric (Campbell, vol. V)1
  • Hippocrates · Hippocratic Oath1
Orationes · The texts
  1. 001

    The Hippocratic Oath

    Hippocrates · Hippocratic Oath

    I swear by Apollon the physician, and Asklepios, and Hygeia, and Panakeia, and all the gods and goddesses, that, according to my ability and judgment, I will keep this Oath and this stipulation...

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  2. 002

    Prayer to Asclepius

    Anonymous (inscription from Erythrai) · Greek Lyric (Campbell, vol. V) · fr. 939

    Sing, youths, of Paian, skill-famed, Leto's son, Far-shooter — ie Paian! — who fathered a great joy for mortals when he mingled in love with Koronis in the land of the Phlegyai — ie Paian! — Asklepios, the most famous god — ie Paian! By him were fathered Makhaon and Podaleirios and Iaso — ie Paian! — and fair-eyed Aigle and Panakea, children of Epione, along with Hygieia, all-glorious, undefiled; ie Paian! Asklepios, the most famous god — ie Paian! Greetings I give you: graciously visit our wide-spaced city — ie Paian! — and grant that we look on the sun's light in joy, approved with the help of Hygieia, all-glorious, undefiled : ie Paian! — Asklepios, the most famous god — ie Paian!

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Apollo2Asclepius2Hygieia2Aegle1Epione1Iaso1Machaon1Podaleirius1
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