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Rudolf Pohl

b. 1879

Known for a scholarly Latin study of public physicians in ancient Greece, this early-20th-century writer explored how medicine and civic life were connected in the classical world. The surviving record is slim, but the work itself points to a careful researcher with a strong interest in ancient medical history.

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De Graecorum Medicis Publicis

De Graecorum Medicis Publicis

by Rudolf Pohl

About the author

Rudolf Pohl is listed in library and ebook records as an author born in 1879. The work most clearly associated with him is De Graecorum Medicis Publicis, published in 1905, a Latin study focused on public physicians in ancient Greece.

That book examines the role of medicine in Greek and Roman society and has remained available through modern digital libraries, which suggests lasting value for readers interested in classics, the history of medicine, and ancient institutions.

Biographical information about Pohl appears to be very limited in the sources available here, so few personal details can be stated with confidence. What can be said is that his surviving published work reflects serious academic interests and a close engagement with classical scholarship.