Antonius Musa was a body physician of the Roman emperor Augustus.

Musa knew the time of its life ailing Augustus 23 v. Chr. with a chilled water treatment of a serious illness sound and for it with a statue one honoured, which let Augustus beside that of the Heilgotts Asklepios set up. It was active also in the field of the pharmacology; a writing "„over the vettonische plant "“(De herba vettonica) is delivered under its name.

Writings

• Ernst Howald, Henry E. Sigerist (Hrsg.): Antonii Musae De herba vettonica more liber. Pseudoapulei herbarius. Anonym de taxone more liber. Sexti Placiti liber medicinae ex animalibus etc. Teubner, Leipzig 1927 (corpus medicorum latinorum, 4).

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