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Rhazes
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Rha·zes (räzz) or Ra·zi (räz) 865?-925?
Persian physician whose medical writings were a major influence during the Middle Ages.


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Some of the students who featured were Kyron Caddick, Joshua Harris, Liam Rees, Matthew Griffiths, James Stone, Thomas Harris and Jamie Rasis, Kiya Glanville, Jamie-Lee Cummings, Hannah Harvey, Thomas Ashton, Ryan Newman, Lewis Cummings, Joshua Barker, Crissy Brown Ross Kemp, Gareth Davies, Joshua Cussack and Mike Brown.
I (1960: gha) He wrote that both Gavastidipa and Tamradvipa were in Kasthamandapa because the cara-prana (addition or subtraction of ascensional differences, between the meridian and a given latitude) for Mesadi 6 rasis in the Sumatitantra are identical with those given by astrologers in Nepal.
7) As well as compiling Remedies for various illnesses, he translated from Arabic into Latin books by the ninth- and tenth-century Persian physicians Rasis and Ibn Masawaih, (8) and wrote two short works of recipes and prognostic signs.
 
 
 
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