<unk>  (died 840) was an Assyrian Nestorian Christian physician who translated works of Galen from Greek into Arabic. He flourished at the time of the Abbasid caliphs al-Ma'mun () and al-Mu'tasim (), serving as private physician to the latter. It is reported that al-Mu'tasim trusted<unk>  to such an extent that he called him "father", and that he prayed in person over<unk> 's grave when he died. He was a patron of the fellow Nestorian physician and translator Hunayn<unk>  Ishaq, helping him in his translation of Galen's On The Therapeutic Method. His scientific work included studies on the harmful effects of aphrodisiacs. He was a rival of the fellow Nestorian physician<unk>  Masawayh.
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