Abortion in the Ancient World

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Duckworth Academic, 2002 - 264 pages
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In this important new study, Professor Kapparis extrapolates the views of ancient physicians on abortion from a detailed investigation of the medical facts, medical and philosophical theories concerning the human status of the unborn in antiquity, the Hippocratic Oath, and other important documents on Greek medical ethics. He explores the reasons why women in antiquity sought abortions, male concerns and attitudes towards abortion, and religious, social, cultural and demographic trends influencing the legal status of abortion in antiquity.

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Science and Superstition
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When Does Human Life Begin?
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The Doctors Dilemma
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Konstantinos Kapparis is Assistant Professor of Classics at the University of Florida. He has published a major commentary on the speech Against Neaira, and several articles on Athenian law and constitution.

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