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"The
Great Books" Book Club
The Works of Hippocrates
Tuesday, September 10, 7:00 PM
Hippocrates is widely viewed as the father of western medicine, and many ancient works regarding physical health are attributed to him. Why have Hippocrates' views on health and medicine endured? Gary Hunt from Iconoclast Bookstore will lead September's discussion.
Bookclub discussions are held the second Tuesday of each month at 7:00 PM and are open to all.
Related Links:[Top]
- Works by Hippocrates Full texts, translated by Francis Adams, of the works attributed to Hippocrates, including his famous oath, from MIT .
- Hippocrates Biographical information with a focus on Hippocrates' influence on the practice of medicine from the PBS series Red Gold: the epic story of blood.
- Asclepius Hippocrates is considered to have been a follower of the Greek god of healing, Asclepius. More about Asclepius, who may have been a real person, from the BBC.
OPEN HOUSE
at The Community Library
Tuesday, September 17, 6:00 - 8:00 PM
Come meet the staff and learn about the unique features the library has to offer, from historical materials to new technology. All are welcome to enjoy wine and hors d'ouevres during a relaxed evening touring and learning about the library.
Related Links:[Top]
- The Unique Library Learn what makes The Community Library unique .
- Regional History Department The Community Library's Regional History Department is a repository for 2-dimensional materials related to the Blaine and Alturas county areas.
Used
Book Sale
at The Community Library
September 27 & 28
Friday, 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Saturday, 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Browse through books and magazines of all kinds at The Community Library's used book sale. Choose from among hardcover or paperback, fiction or nonfiction, in short, "Everything from Shakespeare to Dr. Seuss."
All proceeds help fund free public library services at The Community Library, so you can enjoy an eclectic collection of used books and help support your library!
Related Links:
- History of the Community Library The Community Library operates with no tax money. How did this come about?
- Map & Directions Short, printable directions to library along with a street map.
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