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Medicine in Roman and Byzantine Egypt (from 30 BC to AD 641)

During the Roman era, the role of Alexandria as a scientific and educational center declined and there was a shortage of professors. Therefore, regional education grew and students were only studying the medical books of senior Hellenistic doctors and trained by a local doctor within the region. According to papyrus documentation, medical profession was permissible for all inhabitants of Egypt whether Greeks, Romans, or Egyptians and there were no restrictions imposed on its exercise.