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Therapeutic Use of Animal Venoms,ntly attribute of gods or medical tools. For example, rattlesnakes were the attributed of the Aztec goddess Coatlicue (Mother of Gods). The staffs of Indian medicine men are frequently decorated with snakes, as was the serpent-entwined staff of Asklepios, God of Medicine in Ancient Greece. The Greek

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