• hero, Athens, National Museum 1388. Ibid, Abb.4. Pl 31: The Asklepeieion of Epidaurus. Pl 33: The Asklepeion of Kos.
  • <nowiki>Asclepeion; Asclépiéion; Asclepièon; Asklepieion; Asclepieia; Asclepeion; Ասկլեպիոն; Асклепион; Asklepieion; asklepeieion; アスクレペイオン...
  • The asklepeieion, the Greek and Roman version of a hospital; a healing temple dedicated to the god of medicine and healing Asclepios.
  • The two chief technicians that have worked for a lifetime at the Asklepeieion, Mr. Vasilis Anastasias, still working at the Asklepieion and Mr. Elias Dimitropoulos...
  • ...se aceptaban pacientes que pudieran morir o mujeres embarazadas, ya que “La entrada de la muerte está prohibida en Asklepeieion como respeto a los Dioses”.
  • Above the gate was the inscription, “The Death is Forbidden to Enter in Asklepeieion as Respect to Gods”.
  • ...West of Cyrene: Balagrae, re - used in late buildings in the Asklepieion; found in 1957 Original location: Unknown: probabaly the Asklepeieion Last recorded...
  • ...edebiyatta MÖ 70- MÖ 19 yıllarında yaşamış “Vergilius” ve MÖ 43-MÖ 17 yılları arasında yaşayan “Ovidius”, ritüeller boyutunda “Asklepeieion Tapınaklarında”...
  • The two chief technicians that have worked for a lifetime at the Asklepeieion, Mr. Vasilis Anastasias, still working at the Asklepieion and Mr. Elias Dimitropoulos...
  • El “lema”, según se informa y traduzco consistía en: “La entrada de la muerte está prohibida en Asklepeieion como respeto a los Dioses”.
  • games.27 By the 370s, the popularity of the Asklepeieion led to a large building programme aimed at expanding the sanctuary and its associated festivals.