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[Noun phrase] | "staff of As*cle*pi*us" | \ -ˌa-ˈsklē-pē-əs \
1: a conventionalized representation of a staff branched at the top with a single snake twined around it that is used as a symbol of medicine and as the official insignia of the American Medical Association —called also rod of Asclepius, rod of Aesculapius
Origin: 1673 ;
After Aesculapius, Greco-Roman god of medicine, from Latin, from Greek Asklēpios;
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