The Treatment of Equine Flesh Wounds in the Roman Army, 27 BC–476 AD

The Roman Veterinary Corps was indispensable to the maintenance of healthy horses fit for combat during antiquity. The “Veterinarius Medicus” (Veterinary Corps officer) and his staff were responsible for the treatment of battle wounds inflicted on horses by spears, swords, arrows, and other weapons...

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