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* [[Medicus (novel)|''The Physician'' a.k.a. ''Medicus'']], a novel by [[Noah Gordon (novelist)|Noah Gordon]] |
* [[Medicus (novel)|''The Physician'' a.k.a. ''Medicus'']], a novel by [[Noah Gordon (novelist)|Noah Gordon]] |
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* [[Medicus (novel_Downie)|''Medicus'']], a novel by [[Ruth Downie]] |
* [[Medicus (novel_Downie)|''Medicus'']], a novel by [[Ruth Downie]] |
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* Medicus, a fictional |
* Medicus, a fictional physician in the television series ''[[Spartacus: Blood and Sand]]'' |
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==See also== |
==See also== |
Revision as of 05:02, 23 June 2013
Look up medicus in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Medicus is Latin for physician, and may more specifically refer to:
- Friedrich Kasimir Medikus (1738–1808), German physician and botanist
- Henry Medicus (b. ?), part-owner of Brooklyn Dodgers from 1905–1912
- Medicus, a journal edited by students of the Yerevan State Medical University
- The Physician a.k.a. Medicus, a novel by Noah Gordon
- Medicus, a novel by Ruth Downie
- Medicus, a fictional physician in the television series Spartacus: Blood and Sand
See also
- All pages with titles beginning with Medicus
- All pages with titles containing Medicus
- Campus medicus, content management system for telemedicine
- Index Medicus, comprehensive index of medical scientific journal articles, published since 1879
- Medicus Mundi International, the Network of private not-for-profit organisations working in the field of international health cooperation and advocacy