Lexicon:Más mató la cena que curó Avicena
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| Citation: | más mató la cena que curó Avicena |
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| Language: | Spanish |
| References: | The Unknown Shore, page 234 |
| Meaning: | the supper-table killed more men than Avicena ever cured |
Notes:
Avicenna was an 11th C Arab physician and philosopher.
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