Petros Bouras-Vallianatos

National & Kapodistrian University of Athens, History and Philosophy of Science, Faculty Member

University of Edinburgh, School of History, Classics and Archaeology, Honorary Fellow

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Associate Professor of History of Science
Address: National and Kapodistrian University of Athens
Dept. of History & Philosophy of Science
University Campus, Athens 15771, Greece

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Sugar versus Honey in Byzantine Recipes (2017)

The Byzantine Empire, with its capital in Constantinople (now Istanbul), then a mainly Greek-spea... more The Byzantine Empire, with its capital in Constantinople (now Istanbul), then a mainly Greek-speaking region, constituted a natural crossroads between East and West for more than a millennium (AD 324-1453). Its history is an indispensable part of the medieval period in both Europe and the Middle East. In the eld of medicine, for example, we can attest to widespread interactions with the Islamic tradition.

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The Hippocratic 'Oath' (2017)

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Greek manuscripts at the Wellcome Library: a new catalogue (2015)

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