Celsus of Ephesus

Celsus of Ephesus was an ancient Greek physician from the 2nd century AD, known for his medical expertise during the Roman Empire. He practiced and taught medicine, emphasizing careful observation, diagnosis, and treatment. Celsus is especially remembered for his comprehensive medical writings, which cover various aspects of medicine, surgery, and health care. His work, "De Medicina," is one of the most important ancient texts on medical knowledge and influenced later medical practices. Celsus contributed significantly to medical understanding by combining practical experience with systematic thinking, helping lay the groundwork for future advances in healthcare.