The history of medicine in Jerusalem

18th Century Abu Suliman According Adington al-Kamil al-Mu'azzam al-Muqaddasi al-Tamimi Amar apparently Arab Ayyubid Period Ayyubid rulers Bikkur Holim Byzantine Period Christian physicians Church Cohen community in Jerusalem conquest Crusader Period cure Damascus disease doctors Eastern Christian Egypt established example Franciscan Frankish healing hospital in Jerusalem Hospitaller documents Ibn abi Usaybi'a Ibn al-Baytar Jerusalem region Jewish community Jewish physicians Jews Judean Desert King Kingdom of Jerusalem Knights land of Israel lepers lived in Jerusalem Maimonides Mamluk Mamluk Period materia medica medical institutions medical services medical tradition medicine in Jerusalem mentioned monasteries monks Muhamd Muslim Period Nursing brother Order Ottoman Empire Ottoman Period P'ri Hadas patients pharmacists pharmacy physicians in Jerusalem pilgrims Pool of Siloam population practiced medicine Prawer professional rabbis Rashid al-Din Refael Mordekhai Malki referred Roman rule Saladin scholars served sick Siloam sixteenth sources status of medicine Temple theriac Torah treatise waqf William of Tyre Ya'akov