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Personal Style
Apparel
Skin
Scene
Measurements
Length
20.58 m
Wingspan
19.35 m
Weight
6697.02 kg
Genetics
Ice
Iridescent
Iridescent
Blood
Shimmer
Shimmer
Crimson
Glimmer
Glimmer
Hatchday
Breed
Eye Type
Level 25 Imperial
Max Level
STR
125
AGI
10
DEF
7
QCK
56
INT
9
VIT
18
MND
6
Biography
Front Page 11/12/2020
Wr Swnw (Ur Sunu; Chief Physician)
A code of ethics was followed, and probably an oath was made by physicians. In the tomb of Nenkh-Sekhmet, Chief of Physicians in the 5th dynasty, was written:
“Never did I do anything evil towards any person”.
in Upper Egypt, Darius, anxious to win the friendship of the Egyptians once more, ordered his private physician, Usaherresnet, to rebuild the "house of life". The inscription on the statue of Darius referring to this event concludes with these words:
"His Majesty did this because he knew the utility of this art, which restores life to all those who are ill".
Anecdotal evidence shows that the Ancient Egyptian physicians adopted an ethical code centuries before the Hippocratic Oath, with one such inscription stating that 'Never did I do evil towards any person' on the tomb of Nenkh-Sekhmet, chief of the Physicians during the 5th Dynasty.
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Wr Swnw (Ur Sunu; Chief Physician)
A code of ethics was followed, and probably an oath was made by physicians. In the tomb of Nenkh-Sekhmet, Chief of Physicians in the 5th dynasty, was written:
“Never did I do anything evil towards any person”.
in Upper Egypt, Darius, anxious to win the friendship of the Egyptians once more, ordered his private physician, Usaherresnet, to rebuild the "house of life". The inscription on the statue of Darius referring to this event concludes with these words:
"His Majesty did this because he knew the utility of this art, which restores life to all those who are ill".
Anecdotal evidence shows that the Ancient Egyptian physicians adopted an ethical code centuries before the Hippocratic Oath, with one such inscription stating that 'Never did I do evil towards any person' on the tomb of Nenkh-Sekhmet, chief of the Physicians during the 5th Dynasty.
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