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| Sons and Daughters of Asclepius, symbolizing the different branches of medicine |
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- HYGEIA - Health
- IASO - Medicine
- ACESO - Healing
- AGLAEA - Healthy Glow
- PANACEA - Universal Remedy
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| Wrote "Historia Naturalis", notes on medicinal herbs and plants |
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| Wrote about medicinal herbs essential to Roman Medicine |
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| Most famous doctor in Rome who wrote around 600 treatises about Philosophy and Medicine |
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| Compiled a 70 volume-Medical Encylopedia |
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| Proponent who wrote "On Acute and Chronic Diseases" and about Obstetrics and Gynecology |
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| Proponent of early Roman Medicine, with expertise on Agriculture |
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| Arcagathus or Archagathus |
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| First doctor who came to Rome |
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| Father of Molecular Medicine |
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| Proponent who coined "diabetes; first discoved difference between spinal and cerebral paralysis |
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| Proponent who wrote "De Medisina" |
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| Proponent who wrote "Materia Medica" (Regarding Medical Matters) |
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