Avenzoar
ənˈzoʊ noun
1091?–1162, Arab physician and writer in Spain: founder of Almohad dynasty.
Also called Abumeron.
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Avenzoar Av·en·zo·ar (āv'ən-zō'ər), 1090?-1162.
Spanish-Arab physician and writer whose Practical Manual of Treatments and Diet showed an advanced understanding of the human body based on science rather than speculation.
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