Hippocrates of Kos was a Greek physician who lived from about 460 B.C. to 375 B.C. At a time when most people attributed sickness to superstition and the wrath of the gods, Hippocrates taught that all forms of illness had a natural cause. He established the firstintellectual school devoted to teaching the practice of medicine. For this, he is widely known as the "father of medicine."
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included stabilizing the government and economy of France, restoring order within the nation, and defending the country against would-be invaders. His goals were primarily motivated by his desire to establish a democracy in France.
Explanation:
included stabilizing the government and economy of France, restoring order within the nation, and defending the country against would-be invaders. His goals were primarily motivated by his desire to establish a democracy in France.
