Egypt, Mesopotamia, Greece and Rome
Further information: Ancient Egyptian medicine, Ancient Greek medicine, and Medicine in ancient RomeBy about 2000 BCE, medical papyri in ancient Egypt included medical prescriptions based on plant matter and made reference to the herbalist's combination of medicines and magic for healing.
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