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Chapter 347 Dionia Medical Forum
It is said that it is communication, but in fact it is mainly the doctors of Dionia who are telling the story.The first day was a discussion of medical theories. The various novel medical terms spit out from the mouths of those young Dionia doctors were not only unheard of by him, but also the various unprecedented unique medical theories and discoveries completely overturned him. What he had learned and experienced before made him fall into deep thought, as if a window had been opened for him, allowing him to see a new and broader world of medicine. How could he not be extremely excited!
Nick Stratus didn't even eat much dinner, and spent the whole night thinking about the knowledge he heard during the day. At this time, he only regretted that his memory was too poor to write them all down, so that he was thinking about the day while lying in bed. What I heard made me unable to sleep well the whole night.But early the next morning, he cheered up and rushed to the medical school with Stasypus.

When we arrived at the gate of Dionia Academy, hundreds of doctors were already waiting there. Of course, they were not waiting for the two Crotone doctors, but were waiting expectantly for Davos, the consul of Dionia. 's arrival

At this time, Nick Stratus was no longer as extreme as before he came to Tulii. Through the previous day's study and conversations with other doctors, he had a deep understanding of Daves' lofty position among the doctors of Dionysia. Even the foreign doctors who heard his speech spoke of him with respect, which made Neerikstratus curious about Davos and waited quietly like other doctors.

It didn't take long for Davos to arrive, accompanied by Helps, the dean of the medical school, and followed by more than a dozen guards.

The doctors became agitated and wanted to meet him.

The guards immediately wanted to stop them, but Davos told them to retreat. He smiled and took the initiative to greet them. Stacey Kordas also immediately asked the doctors to observe order.

Davos could name most of the foreign doctors who had attended the forum last year and chatted happily with them.The newcomers were introduced by Helps and Stacey Kordas respectively, and Davers welcomed them with a smile.

"Clausus, I remember you, the famous doctor from Metapontum, what wonderful speech you gave this time?" Davos said to the doctor in front of him with a smile.

"Master Davos, don't be ridiculous, how dare I call you a famous doctor in front of you!" Clausus said humbly.

"In this sacred place, there are no adults, only doctors who save lives and medical scholars." Davos corrected with a smile: "Just call me Davos."

"Dai...Davos." Clausus bowed respectfully, and then said: "Corio Pampas of Tarantum was unable to participate in this forum for some reasons, and asked me to take his place. I apologize for not being able to hear your wonderful speech!"

Davos' expression became a little helpless and sighed: "Although Dionia and Tarantum have had some minor misunderstandings and conflicts in the past two years, this should not become an obstacle to academic exchanges..."

After Tarantum and Mesapi reached a peace agreement, their strength gradually recovered. They began to be angry with Heraclea and Metapontum for leaving the Tarentum alliance, and of course they also hated those who had rescued them. of Dionia.However, now the powerful Dionysian Alliance can only make them swallow their voices. The radical representative Diomiras, who was once ambushed by the Map coalition forces because of his daring, and was almost annihilated, was originally criticized by the Citizens' Assembly and was almost annihilated. After being expelled from the city-state, he had no future in the political arena. In the past two years, he has cunningly complied with the voices of the people, publicly criticized Dionia many times, and condemned the Council for being too weak in treating Dionia, and regained his position. Frustrated by the popular support, he was re-elected as consul late last fall.

As a result, small frictions between Tarantum and Dionia began to become frequent.The people of Tarantum entered the territory of Metapontum many times for no reason; when the fishing boats of Tarantum and Dionia met at sea, scolding and fighting occurred from time to time; Goods piled up in the port of Tum are often lost, occasionally seized...and so on.Dionia's diplomatic envoys went to Tarantum many times to protest and negotiate, and once joked, "The time I spent traveling in foreign countries in my life is not as much as going to Tarantum." '

But in general, both sides have maintained restraint. After all, they are still an alliance.Tarantum is also facing pressure from Mesapi and Puchetti, and still needs the support of Dionia.It's just the newly elected general who uses some clever tricks to vent the people's frustration and respond to their expectations of him.And Dionia, out of guilt for poaching Heraclea and Metapontum, turned a blind eye and closed her eyes, trying to make peace with the situation.

Davos sighed in his heart, and after greeting the doctors, everyone surrounded him and entered the door.

After walking for a while, a man rushed out from the front. Martius was startled and was about to rush forward to stop him.

Just listen to the man shouting excitedly: "Davers, it's done! We've done it! We have completed the model design of the Saraceno River stone bridge! After testing, there are no problems!..."

It turned out to be Matikoris.Martius slowed down, but this also gave him a reminder, and he immediately ordered his guards to patrol around to stop any rash intruders.

At this time, Davos also looked happy: "This is great! You give the stone bridge model and data to little Heraclid, and when I finish my work here, I will go see your great results!" "

"There is also good news! We have designed a new pulley block that allows the moment arm to lift heavy objects to rotate 360 ​​degrees in place. You must come and see it and give us some suggestions for improvement." Matiko Reese continued.

Davos was even more happy and made his promise immediately.

Now Matikoris is no longer as ignorant as he was when he first arrived in Amendolara. While doing research in the School of Mathematics, he also takes on some management tasks.He warned him again and again, and then hurried away.

"Who is that person?" Nick Stratus was curious about the tone of the person talking to Davos.

"Mattikolis, the deputy dean of the School of Mathematics, a crazy mathematical genius!" said a Dionia doctor.

"Dionysia is finally starting to build stone bridges. This is great!" A Heraclea doctor said happily. There are many rivers in Heraclea. During the rainy season, the river water surges and almost becomes a river.Although Dionia was asked to help them build several wooden bridges before, most of the bridges were not in the water during the rainy season. The people of Heraclea were very worried about the repeated wooden bridges, being soaked in river water for a long time, and the durability of their wood. , With the stone bridge, I feel more at ease.

The deputy dean of the School of Mathematics was contacted and asked for advice from the young consul. Nick Stratus, who had just developed a good impression due to Davos's cordial greeting, was even more looking forward to his lecture.

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Davos stood still on the podium, with doctors sitting at attention below him.

Under their expectant gazes, Davos cleared his throat and said calmly: "Since we greeted each other at the gate of the academy just now, I won't do the same thing here."

The doctors chuckled. Every doctor who took the stage to communicate had to introduce themselves and greet their colleagues. This has gradually become a practice in medical forums.

Davos smiled, stretched out his right hand, and made a fist in the air: "What do you think I hold in my hand?"

Nothing!Some people immediately thought so.

Before they could answer, Davos said: "Air is ubiquitous air, that's why I named it. Although it looks like nothing, every one of us and every animal can't live without it. Don't believe it , you can cover your mouth and nose with linen cloth to isolate yourself from the air, and you will soon suffocate to death.

Everyone knows this, but why is the seemingly empty air so important to us?What is its relationship with our human body?Today, I will talk about this issue, hoping to arouse your thinking. "

As soon as Davos finished speaking, the doctors all opened their eyes and pricked up their ears. Even Helps and Stacey Kordas in the front row leaned forward with excitement on their faces.

"In order for the air to connect with the human body, it must first enter the human body. The entrance, as everyone knows, is our mouth and nose, where is the exit?" Davers glanced at everyone: "Some people will say it is the anus, because there are fart."

There was another burst of laughter below.

"Of course not, it can even be said that the air entering our mouths has little to do with the farts expelled." Davos said, facing sideways a wooden mannequin the size of a human: "Thanks to the doctors at the medical school for insisting The unremitting study of human anatomy and the exquisite skills of Turiyi craftsmen have produced the most realistic and exquisite human structure model in the world. I will use this model to tell you about it below."

In the Greek city-states of this era, desecration of the body was illegal and could even face capital charges.However, out of the search for truth, a small number of doctors risked their lives to quietly dissect the corpse to solve the doubts in their hearts. Hippocrates was the most famous one.But in Dionia, due to the high status of doctors, Hulls is a member of the Senate. Dionia also established the Ministry of Health and Sanitation last year, and more importantly, it has the support of the consul Davers, so The Senate specifically legislated for "autopsy": medical schools can use unclaimed slave corpses or unrecognized enemy corpses on the battlefield for medical research, but each corpse must be registered with the Ministry of Health and must not be displayed in public. After dissection and use, they must be buried in the prescribed location promptly to avoid causing plague...etc.

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