A Dictionary of Greek and Roman biography and mythology
William Smith, Ed.

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Anasta'sius

（*)Anasta/sios).

The life and date of the author are quite unknown, but he was probably a late writer.

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Potential Confusion with a physician named Anastasius

He is not to be confounded with a Greek physician of the same name, whose remedy for the gout, which was to be taken during a whole year, is quoted with approbation by Aetius (tetrab. iii. serm. 4.47, p. 609), and who must therefore have lived some tine during or before the fifth century after Christ.

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Works

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De Ratione Victus Salutaris post Incisam Venam et Emissum Sanguinem

The author of a Latin epigram of eighteen lines addressed to a certain Armatus, De Ratione Victus Salutaris post Incisam Venam et Emissum Sanguinem.

Editions

This is to be found in several editions of the Regimen Sanitatis Salernitanum. (e.g. Antverp. 1557, 12mo.)

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