How did Hippocrates differ from Herodotus?

A. Hippocrates was a philosopher who used questions to find the truth, while Herodotus was a historian who shaped how events are recorded.

B. Hippocrates was a physician who created a statement of basic ethics, while Herodotus was a historian who shaped how events are recorded.

C. Hippocrates was a physician who created a statement of basic ethics, while Herodotus was a philosopher who invented a method of argument.

D. Hippocrates was a philosopher who used questions to find the truth, while Herodotus was a philosopher who invented a method of argument.

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How did Hippocrates differ from Herodotus?

A. Hippocrates was a philosopher who used questions to find the truth, while Herodotus was a historian who shaped how events are recorded.

B. Hippocrates was a physician who created a statement of basic ethics, while Herodotus was a historian who shaped how events are recorded.

C. Hippocrates was a physician who created a statement of basic ethics, while Herodotus was a philosopher who invented a method of argument.

D. Hippocrates was a philosopher who used questions to find the truth, while Herodotus was a philosopher who invented a method of argument.

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Eva Hardin · Answer 1

Hippocrates differed from Herodotus in that B. Hippocrates was a physician who created a statement of basic ethics, while Herodotus was a historian who shaped how events are recorded.

Even today, there are some medical students who have to take Hippocratic oath, which states how they should behave as doctors.