Talk:Eugenios Voulgaris

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Euthanasia[edit]

Seems extremely doubtful that this is one of the first European treatises on "euthanasia," if that word is understood to refer merely to "the good death," since there is an extremely ancient, continuous, and important tradition of writing on the subject of "learning to die"... (2604:2000:C5CA:E00:9486:6786:951D:3232 (talk) 22:20, 3 August 2017 (UTC))[reply]