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18th-19th-Century Armeno-Turkish Selected Medical Manuscripts and Transmission, Translation, and Localization of Medical Knowledge in the Ottoman Empire18th-19th-Century Armeno-Turkish Selected Medical Manuscripts and Transmission, Translation, and Localization of Medical Knowledge in the Ottoman Empire

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This analysis explores the translation and localization of medical knowledge in the Ottoman Empire, revealing cultural exchanges between traditions.

The study showcases the influence of European medical practices on Ottoman medicine through manuscript translations.
Four significant manuscripts illustrate how Arabic and Latin influences were integrated into Armeno-Turkish medical knowledge.
The research employs an analysis of historical manuscripts housed at Matenadaran, focusing on cultural exchanges.
These texts emphasize the importance of translation and adaptation in shaping medical education and practices.

Lusine Khachatryan (2025) studied this question.

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This analysis explores the translation and localization of medical knowledge in the Ottoman Empire, revealing cultural exchanges between traditions.