Robert S. Holzman M.D., M.A. (Hon), FAAP,Senior Associate in Perioperative Anesthesia Boston Children's Hospital, Professor of Anaesthesia Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA

"Anesthesia and the Classics: Essays on Avatars of Professional Values warrants being chewed, digested, and ruminated upon. It deserves to be the foundation of, and stimulus for, lively and productive discussions of professionalism in anesthesiology programs throughout the nation. Trainees and faculty alike, as well as certified registered nurse anesthetists and anesthesia assistants, will benefit from reflecting on the messages about the enduring values, traits, and behaviors integral to professionalism contained within its pages."Douglas R. Bacon MD, MA

• Preface. Introduction: Looking Backward, Looking Forward: The Legacy of Janus. The Human Condition. Disease: The Nosoi. Health and Healing: The Asklepiades. Uncertainty: Nyx and Her Children. Safety: Soteria. The Spirits of Pain and Suffering: The Algea. Anesthesia: "A Not- Feeling Pain". Qualities. Scholarship: Kheiron. Skill: Tekhne. Beauty and Grace: Kalleis , Aphrodite and Apollo. Wisdom: Sophia. The Emotions. Strife and Harmony: Eris and Harmonia. Fear and Panic: Phobos. Love: The Erotes. Morality. Truth and Lies: Aletheia and Pseudologos. Respect: Aidos. Justice: Dike. Kindliness: Philoprosyne. Self-Control: Sophrosyne. Voice. Consolation: Paregoros. Eloquence: Kalliope. Actions. Effort and Laziness: Hormes and Aergia. Victory and Retreat: Nike and Palioxis. Society. Law and Order/ Lawlessness, Disorder and Ruin: Nomos and Eunomia/ Dysnomia and Ate. Justice and Democracy: Dike and Demokratia. Postface.

Robert S. Holzman M.D., M.A. (Hon), FAAP,Senior Associate in Perioperative Anesthesia Boston Children's Hospital, Professor of Anaesthesia Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA

"Anesthesia and the Classics: Essays on Avatars of Professional Values warrants being chewed, digested, and ruminated upon. It deserves to be the foundation of, and stimulus for, lively and productive discussions of professionalism in anesthesiology programs throughout the nation. Trainees and faculty alike, as well as certified registered nurse anesthetists and anesthesia assistants, will benefit from reflecting on the messages about the enduring values, traits, and behaviors integral to professionalism contained within its pages."Douglas R. Bacon MD, MA

• Preface. Introduction: Looking Backward, Looking Forward: The Legacy of Janus. The Human Condition. Disease: The Nosoi. Health and Healing: The Asklepiades. Uncertainty: Nyx and Her Children. Safety: Soteria. The Spirits of Pain and Suffering: The Algea. Anesthesia: "A Not- Feeling Pain". Qualities. Scholarship: Kheiron. Skill: Tekhne. Beauty and Grace: Kalleis , Aphrodite and Apollo. Wisdom: Sophia. The Emotions. Strife and Harmony: Eris and Harmonia. Fear and Panic: Phobos. Love: The Erotes. Morality. Truth and Lies: Aletheia and Pseudologos. Respect: Aidos. Justice: Dike. Kindliness: Philoprosyne. Self-Control: Sophrosyne. Voice. Consolation: Paregoros. Eloquence: Kalliope. Actions. Effort and Laziness: Hormes and Aergia. Victory and Retreat: Nike and Palioxis. Society. Law and Order/ Lawlessness, Disorder and Ruin: Nomos and Eunomia/ Dysnomia and Ate. Justice and Democracy: Dike and Demokratia. Postface.

Robert S. Holzman M.D., M.A. (Hon), FAAP,Senior Associate in Perioperative Anesthesia Boston Children's Hospital, Professor of Anaesthesia Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA

"Anesthesia and the Classics: Essays on Avatars of Professional Values warrants being chewed, digested, and ruminated upon. It deserves to be the foundation of, and stimulus for, lively and productive discussions of professionalism in anesthesiology programs throughout the nation. Trainees and faculty alike, as well as certified registered nurse anesthetists and anesthesia assistants, will benefit from reflecting on the messages about the enduring values, traits, and behaviors integral to professionalism contained within its pages."Douglas R. Bacon MD, MA

• Preface. Introduction: Looking Backward, Looking Forward: The Legacy of Janus. The Human Condition. Disease: The Nosoi. Health and Healing: The Asklepiades. Uncertainty: Nyx and Her Children. Safety: Soteria. The Spirits of Pain and Suffering: The Algea. Anesthesia: "A Not- Feeling Pain". Qualities. Scholarship: Kheiron. Skill: Tekhne. Beauty and Grace: Kalleis , Aphrodite and Apollo. Wisdom: Sophia. The Emotions. Strife and Harmony: Eris and Harmonia. Fear and Panic: Phobos. Love: The Erotes. Morality. Truth and Lies: Aletheia and Pseudologos. Respect: Aidos. Justice: Dike. Kindliness: Philoprosyne. Self-Control: Sophrosyne. Voice. Consolation: Paregoros. Eloquence: Kalliope. Actions. Effort and Laziness: Hormes and Aergia. Victory and Retreat: Nike and Palioxis. Society. Law and Order/ Lawlessness, Disorder and Ruin: Nomos and Eunomia/ Dysnomia and Ate. Justice and Democracy: Dike and Demokratia. Postface.