Regimen sanitatis salernitanum

...There were already famous physicians there in the 9th century, and by the 10th century, the school had gained such fame that members of the royal families of France and England came to the school for treatment. At the end of the 11th century, Constantine Africanus brought Arabic medicine to Salerno, a city that had traditionally been based on Greek and Roman medicine. In the 12th century, the school produced many medical works that later spread throughout Europe, such as the Salerno Regimen sanitatis salernitanum, and became the center of medicine throughout Europe. The medical curriculum created here was also introduced into medical education at medieval universities, including Paris, and exerted an influence on later generations. ...

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…9世紀にはすでに著名な医師が存在し，10世紀にはフランス，イギリスの王族が治療のために訪れるほどの名声を博していた。11世紀末にコンスタンティヌス･アフリカヌスによってそれまでギリシア･ローマ医学を伝統としたサレルノにアラビア医学がもたらされ，12世紀には《サレルノ養生訓Regimen sanitatis salernitanum》など，後に全ヨーロッパに流布した医学著作が多数生み出されて，この医学校は医学の全ヨーロッパ的中心となった。また，ここで作成された医学教育のカリキュラムは，パリをはじめとする中世大学の医学教育に導入されて，後世まで影響を与えた。…

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