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    The Canon of Medicine

    The Canon was not launched on a publication day. It was a manuscript assembled during Avicenna's westward movement through three Iranian cities, and no 1025 release is documented.

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    Black Death ↗

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    Plague of 746–747 ↗

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    COVID-19 pandemic ↗

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