From İzmir Ephesus Rufus Neuroanatomy to Magnesia Hegesias Oratory and Bergama Telephus Grammar: Ancient Neuroanatomy, Asianism Rhetoric, and Imperial Tutoship

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Periods

• Hellenistic era
• Roman era
• Ottoman era
• National Struggle & Republic
• The Aegean today

Narrative stops

• Ephesus Ancient City Birthplace of Physician Rufus and Neuroanatomy Medical School
• Magnesia Ancient City Birthplace of Rhetorician Hegesias and Artemis Agora
• Pergamon Ancient City Birthplace of Scholar Telephus and Imperial Library

Research sources

• Rufus of Ephesus (1st Century AD): Pioneer of Neuroanatomy and Ancient Medical Botany
• The Rhetorician of Asianism and Tutor of Emperors: Hegesias of Magnesia and Telephus of Pergamon