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  1. Why Disabled Public Historians’ Work Must Be Recognised, Supported, and Paid Fairly
  2. DISABILITY, PAIN AND MEDICINE IN EARLY CHRISTIANITY - (S.R.) Holman, (C.L.) de Wet, (J.L.) Zecher (edd.) Disability, Medicine, and Healing Discourse in Early Christianity. New Conversations for Health Humanities. Pp. viii + 186. London and New York: Ro...
  3. Disability in Ancient Egypt and Egyptology
  4. Introduction
  5. The Measure of a Man
  6. And the Children Shall Lead
  7. Ancient Medicine and Healing as Related to Disability
  8. Conclusion
  9. Disability in Ptolemaic Egypt and the Hellenistic World
  10. Harpocrates and Artistic Representations of Cerebral Palsy1
  11. Hephaestus and Other Artistic Representations of Clubfoot
  12. Introduction
  13. Mythological and Historical Artistic Representations of Dwarfism
  14. Mythological and Historical Representations of Blindness and Visual Impairment
  15. Pott's Disease and Artistic Representations of Spinal and Other Disabilities
  16. The Argeads
  17. Inclusive Museums for Children with Disabilities
  18. Museum Accessibility by Design:ASystemic Approach to Organizational Change
  19. The Conscience of the King: Alexander the Great and the Ancient Disabled