Tree of Hippocrates (traditional site)

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The Tree of Hippocrates is a famous plane tree on the Greek island of Kos traditionally associated with Hippocrates, where he is said to have taught his students.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural heritage site
tourist attraction
traditional site
associatedWith Hippocrates
category Hippocrates
Individual trees in Greece
Kos
linked to: Island of Kos
country Greece
hasAgeClaim several centuries old
hasCulturalSignificance symbol of Hippocratic Oath tradition
symbol of medical teaching
hasFeature extensive canopy
large hollow trunk
hasInterpretation current tree is likely descendant of original tree
hasLegend Hippocrates taught under this tree
Hippocrates wrote medical works in its shade
hasNearbyMonument Latin inscription tablet
Ottoman inscription tablet
fountain from Ottoman period
hasProtectionStatus locally protected monument
hasStructure supporting metal scaffolding
hasTourismType cultural tourism
medical heritage tourism
hasTreeSpecies Platanus orientalis
linked to: Platanus

plane tree
hasView Aegean Sea
Kos harbour
linked to: Mandraki harbor
heritageOf Greek medicine
Hippocratic tradition
island Kos
linked to: Island of Kos
isSubjectOf local legends about Hippocrates
medical history literature
tourist guidebooks
locatedIn Dodecanese
Greece
Kos
linked to: Island of Kos

South Aegean
locatedInSettlement Kos town
linked to: Kos Town
namedAfter Hippocrates of Kos
linked to: Hippocrates
near Castle of the Knights (Kos)
Harbour of Kos
linked to: Port of Kos
partOf historic center of Kos town
traditionallySaidToBePlaceWhere Hippocrates lectured on medicine
Hippocrates taught his students
visitedBy medical professionals
students of medicine
tourists

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Kos hasLandmark Tree of Hippocrates (traditional site)
Kos Town hasLandmark Tree of Hippocrates
linked to: Tree of Hippocrates (traditional site)