Hippocrates Phone Cases - iPhone and Android

Description: SPEAK THE OATH

Description: "Primum Non Nocere" -Hippocrates

Description: Ars Longa, Vita Brevis is the timeless Latin proverb meaning "Art Endures, Life Is Short." Originating from Hippocrates and embraced by Stoic philosophy, it reminds us that true mastery requires a lifetime of dedication while our time is limited. A meaningful design for artists, philosophers, creators, scholars, and anyone inspired by classical wisdom and Ancient Rome.

Description: cute baby hippo

Description: new

Description: Art of Medicine: Hippocrates Purple. Perfect gift for Medicine and Science Lovers. Inspired by Hippocrates, was a Greek physician of the classical period who is considered one of the most outstanding figures in the history of medicine.

Description: Art of Medicine: Hippocrates BW. Perfect gift for Medicine and Science Lovers. Inspired by Hippocrates, was a Greek physician of the classical period who is considered one of the most outstanding figures in the history of medicine.

Description: “Let Food be thy Medicine, and Medicine be thy Food” is a famous historical quote from Hippocrates (460 BC – c. 370 BC), who was an ancient Greek physician. Presented on this product using typography with various shades of green, white and yellow. The text is set on top of a image of one of natures super foods, a juicy red apple.

Description: An illustration of two hiking poles with a banner between them. The ribbon reads walking is man's best medicine. This is a motivational quote from the Greek philosopher Hippocrates. For anyone who goes for long walks to benefit their health.

Description: Hippo Sleeping Gift Napping Hippo Sleep Lover Sleeping Animal

Description: Hippocrates, father of medicine quote "Let food be thy medicine." With food images.

Description: Art of Medicine: Galeno. Perfect gift for Medicine, Philosophy and Science Lovers. Inspired by Galeno.

Description: Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food—wise words to live by today as much as in the time of Hippocrates.

Description: Above All, Do No Harm.

Description: Primum non nocere