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Archaeologists in Greece excavated an ancient healing temple in the acropolis of Feneos dedicated to Asclepius, god of healing, in 2015. Along with the foundations of the sacred temple, researchers also found an enormous statue of Asclepius, and his daughter Hygeia; an elaborate mosaic floor, marble podiums, and offering tables.
Asclepius was the ancient Greek god of medicine, and he was also credited with powers of prophecy. The god had several sanctuaries across Greece; the most famous was at Epidaurus which became an important...
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“Coronis was pregnant by Apollo when she found herself attracted to a stranger. He came from Arcadia, and his name was Ischys. A white crow watched over her. Apollo had told the bird to guard the w…
Asclepius or Hepius is a hero and god of medicine in ancient Greek religion and mythology.The rod of Asclepius.
Die Parkanlagen der Villa Borghese wurden zur Beginn des 17. Jh. für Kardinal Scipione Caffarelli-Borghese, einen Neffen Paul V., auf dem Boden von Weinbergen, die den Borghese gehörten, angelegt. Ende des 18. Jh. wurde die Anlage unter Leitung von Mario und Antonio Asprucci in einen englischen Landschaftsgarten umgestaltet und der damaligen Mode entsprechend mit Imitationen antiker Architektur ausgestattet. Eine weitere Vergrösserung fand zu Beginn1902 statt, so dass sich der Park heute über eine Fläche von ca. 5 km² erstreckt. 1902 wurde das bisher im Privatbesitz befindliche Gelände vom italienischen König Umberto I. erworben und der Stadt Rom geschenkt. Der jonischen Tempel des Äskulap, einer Imitation antiker Architektur, wurde auf einer kleinen Insel in einem künstlichen See errichtet, den man mit Ruderbooten befahren kann.
Condition: New, Made in Greece. Material: Alabaster Dimensions (approximately): Height: 15 cm(5.9") Width: 8.5 cm(3.3") Weight: 350g It all started with Asclepius, the Ancient Greek God of Healing, who was always represented carrying a wooden rod with a snake around it. In Greece the snake was associated with wisdom, healing and resurrection due to its ability to shed its old skin after growing into a new one. Harmless snakes were even kept in temples dedicated to the God of Healing, where the sick would come and hope to be cured. It is from these ancient times that the Rod of Asclepius developed into the symbol of doctors in the West. This symbol is part of the Star of Life, which is found on ambulances and represents emergency medical services in the US and many other countries. Among Asclepius’ daughters is Hygieia, the Goddess of Cleanliness, whose name gave us the modern word “hygiene.” Hygieia was often represented carrying a jar or a cup, with a snake drinking from it. The cup with a snake is known as the Bowl of Hygieia and has become the symbol of pharmacy in most western countries, where it identifies pharmacists and stores selling medication. Another daughter of Asclepius’ is Panacea, whose name means “universal remedy” and is still used today to mean “a solution to all problems.” She was thought to have a potion that could cure every disease, and in that sense she represents medicine’s ambition. There is, however, no symbol for Panacea. It had nothing to do with medicine at all until the 19th century, when the US Army started using it on the uniforms of its medical personnel. It is not clear whether this was the result of a mistake or a deliberate choice. In any case, it became wrongly associated with medicine and the confusion continues today. In the end, there are only two symbols everyone agrees upon. The Rod of Asclepius, one snake around a rod as the symbol of doctors, and the Bowl of Hygieia, a snake drinking from a cup as the symbol of pharmacists. Both are based on the single snake, which represents wisdom and healing thanks to its skin-changing abilities. Professional packaging. We take extra care in packaging our fragile items to ensure safe delivery. Every shippment has tracking number. Please kindly, prior to placing your order read carefully to understand: - Item's description - Item's materials and dimensions - Item's price If you have any more questions and concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us. NT - K4 141 ΧΡ - ΚΟΥΠΑ ΑΣΚΛΗΠΙΟΥ - 6,08
The Rod of Asclepius remains a symbol of health and medicine around the world to this day. Asclepius was a demi-god son of Apollo who developed such incredible powers of healing under the tuition of both his father and the centaur Chiron, that even Zeus felt threatened that he might achieve immortality for mankind.
Originally associated with Hermes, the Greek messenger god, the Caduceus features two serpents entwined around a winged staff.
The Caduceus is often represented as the emblem of medicine, and yet it’s origins are completely unrelated. Let's see how!
Condition: New, Made in Greece. Material: Casting stone Height: 19 cm - 7,5 inches Width: 10 cm - 3,9 inches Length: 12 cm - 4,7 inches Weight: 1200 g Hygieia, in Greek religion, goddess of health. The oldest traces of her cult are at Titane, west of Corinth, where she was worshipped together with Asclepius, the god of medicine. At first no special relationship existed between her and Asclepius, but gradually she came to be regarded as his daughter; later literature, however, makes her his wife. The cult of Hygieia spread concurrently with his and was introduced at Rome from Epidaurus in 293 bc, when she was gradually identified with Salus (q.v.). In later times, Hygieia and Asclepius became protecting deities. Hygieia’s animal was a serpent, sometimes shown drinking from a saucer held in her hand. Professional packaging. We take extra care in packaging our fragile items to ensure safe delivery. Every shippment has tracking number. Please kindly, prior to placing your order read carefully to understand: - Item's description - Item's materials and dimensions - Item's price If you have any more questions and concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us. ΣΕΜ 01-040 ΥΓΕΙΑ ΜΠΟΥΣΤΟ ΑΣΠΡΟ - 20
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“The Temple of Asclepius located in the gardens of the Villa Borghese, in Rome.”
Originally associated with Hermes, the Greek messenger god, the Caduceus features two serpents entwined around a winged staff.
An entertaining series on the origins of anatomical terms and the stories behind the names of various parts of our body.
Esculaap-slang in brons look, prachtig beeld. De esculaapslang is een niet-giftige slang uit de familie gladde slangen. De soort werd voor het eerst wetenschappelijk beschreven door Josephus Nicolaus Laurenti in 1768. Oorspronkelijk werd de wetenschappelijke naam Natrix longissima gebruikt. De esculaap of aesculaap is een oud Grieks symbool geassocieerd met de Griekse halfgod Asclepius, astrologie en met medicijnen en genezing. Deze halfgod kreeg les in de geneeskunde van de centaur Cheiron. De esculaap bestaat uit een slang die zich rond een staf draait, niet te verwarren met het symbool van Hermes, de caduceus, die een met twee slangen omwonden staf in handen houdt. De slang staat in de esculaap symbool voor de genezing, omdat dit dier zijn huid kan afwerpen, hetgeen staat voor herboren worden en genezing, maar ook door zijn beet de dood kan brengen. De esculaap wordt bijvoorbeeld gebruikt in het logo van de Wereldgezondheidsorganisatie en in de Star of Life, maar wordt ook in Nederland (steeds minder) door artsen gebruikt als sticker op de voorruit van hun auto. Levering: 1 beeld esculaap slang, polystone, brons look. Maten zijn circa: hoog 31 cm x diameter voet 12 cm. Gewicht is circa 1 Kg.
Originally associated with Hermes, the Greek messenger god, the Caduceus features two serpents entwined around a winged staff.
