Legends & Myths: Agnodice | History's first ever female doctor

[@Lisa-ol1ih]

Great video! Thank you for giving us insight into areas a lot of other historical channels can't or won't go

[@HistoriaMaxima]

Thank you so much

[@susanaelizabethcalpa3950]

Gracias....excelente trabajo ❤

[@surajkumarindian]

Great video. Women are always being oppressed in all types of society in the world. History really shows how women were being treated. Thanks to all those who have struggled against it and tried to make a better world for women too. Stories real or myth are really a part of history as somewhere it may have a connection to the events that happened. Thanks Historia Maxima for doing so much hard work to dig out the history and to share with the world.

[@AbhishekChatterjee-ic1om]

Great video, I love how you took history beyond just history lesson ❤❤❤

[@HistoriaMaxima]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@nafisraihan6954]

Yajurveda 13/37, "O learned ones, learn from the sages of old, who are hospitable, like charioteers who use their horses, who are well controlled by the skilled and who sit on the seat of justice." Here the Vedas say to learn from the ancient sages, i.e. the ancient human civilization existed when the Vedas were written. Then I saw who are charioteers, horsemen. Chariot riding, as we know, was invented long after human civilization The oldest known chariots have been found in Sintasht culture tombs in modern day Chelyabinsk Oblast, Russia, dating back to 1880 BC i.e. 3903 years old today so Vedic religion cannot be older than 3903 years.