It’s a question that’s been asked and answered by botanists for centuries.

What is the botanical father?

Where did he come from?

Who created it?

It’s not easy to pinpoint exactly who created the botanis and how they became part of medicine.

But one thing is certain: botanistic medicine is one of the greatest achievements of modern science.

What did it take to create the first effective and effective botanical remedy?

Here’s what we know.

The earliest known botanical remedies were invented by Hippocrates in the 3rd century BCE, about four centuries after the death of Alexander the Great.

The Greek philosopher was a physician who lived in the 2nd century BCE.

Hippocrates and his contemporaries were experimenting with the plants of the ancient world, trying to find medicinal qualities.

But their discoveries quickly led to the development of more powerful and powerful remedies.

They were called pharmaceutica, and they helped to develop new medicines for a variety of diseases.

One of the first successful remedies for rheumatism was discovered by Hippocles, a Greek physician who ruled in the 4th century BCE and who is also credited with developing the modern medicine of modern medicine.

His new medicine was known as Hippocleanum, or “hippocratic” medicine, and it was one of Hippocrates’ earliest works.

Hippoclypse was published in Egypt in 479 BCE, and the name comes from the Greek word for “horse.”

In his work, Hippoclus (Phylacles), the Greek physician and founder of medicine, wrote about plants and their medicinal properties.

He called them “hymns.”

He described the plants as “the greatest gifts to mankind.”

Hippoclys prescription for his treatment for rheniasis was based on the Hippocallis (The Book of Healing) from Egypt, which contains the first systematic treatment of rheniasis, a serious and chronic condition.

It was written in Greek, but the treatment was translated into Latin and published in the 1st century BCE by the Italian physician and philosopher Hippocrates.

In the 1ST century BCE the Hippocras medicine was translated from Greek to Latin and made into the medicine of the Roman empire.

The translation of Hippoclis Hippocris into Latin became known as the Hippocratic treatise.

This book is considered the first comprehensive medical textbook in history.

Its popularity has inspired the development and use of many other scientific and medical textbooks.

It is still the basis for many modern textbooks.

The modern use of medicine has been a constant struggle between different traditions and philosophies.

But in spite of the differences, there is a common thread among the many cultures that have adopted some form of medicine and applied it to a variety or problems.

The oldest known medical textbook, Hippocrates, was written around 500 BCE.

It’s called the Meditations and the book is still used today.

But it’s not the only textbook that has inspired modern medicine: Hippocrates used the Hippodys Book of Medicine to treat rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatic fever, and other diseases, including a variety called dermatomyositis.

It also became known for its medical treatment of infectious diseases, which includes typhoid fever, the common cold, and pneumonia.

The Hippodies book was written during the reign of the Greek king Cleopatra in the first century BCE when her father, the Egyptian pharaoh Amasis, was king of Egypt.

He is considered one of history’s greatest doctors, who helped to bring modern medicine to the world.

He was assassinated by his own son, who was later named king of Greece.

He ruled for about 30 years, until his death in about 216 BCE.

He left behind a collection of the Hippods writings, known as his Codex Hippodios.

Hippodias book was an encyclopedia of medicine written by Hippocratus, the physician, and published sometime between 500 BCE and 200 BCE.

A few of the texts are still preserved, including the Hippo Medicinae, which is considered to be the first book of medical history.

The Mediastinum, also known as Mediasterum, is another collection of Hippodia texts.

It contains medical treatises and treatises about medicine.

In addition to Hippodiae, there are some texts about medicine from the Roman era.

The book of the doctor Hippocrates was written about 330 BCE.

His treatise, On the Art of the Artificer, is considered by many to be one of modern medical literature.

In its entirety, it’s about 200 pages long.

It describes the science and methods of medicine from a scientific perspective.

It offers explanations for the various symptoms of disease and treatment of the various diseases.

It outlines the science of medicine in a simple and understandable way.

This is the earliest medical text ever written.

It came out in the Roman Empire around 350 BCE. But