This document provides references related to ancient Greek physician Hippocrates and the origins and development of Western medicine. It cites sources discussing Hippocrates' works and influence, the tradition of ancient Greek medicine, translations and editions of Hippocrates' texts over time, and the modern interpretation of Hippocrates' legacy and emphasis on non-maleficence in medical practice.

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