KnowraThe Canon of MedicineLinked fromLinked fromThe 10 pages that link to The Canon of Medicine, each with the reason it gives.All 10Broader topic 5Related 4Compared with 1AvicennaBroader topic: This work carried his medical system into teaching and practice for centuries.Humoral theoryBroader topic: Its account of humors carried the theory into medieval medical education.Latin translations of the 12th centuryBroader topic: Its Latin translation became a major text in medieval medical education.Gerard of CremonaRelated: Gerard translated this influential medical work from Arabic into Latin.AvicennismRelated: Its reception shows how Avicenna’s authority extended beyond philosophy.Islamic medicineBroader topic: Its structure and synthesis made it a durable reference for medical teaching.Ibn al-NafisRelated: Ibn al-Nafis wrote a commentary on its anatomy and used it as a framework for critique.IncunableRelated: Latin editions placed a major medical authority among the texts reproduced by early presses.Medicine in the medieval Islamic worldBroader topic: It carried a systematic account of medicine into teaching and practice far beyond its author’s lifetime.The Book of HealingCompared with: Its medical subject distinguishes it from the philosophical sciences of this encyclopedia.