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The Iliac is Homer's ancient Greek epic poem about the pelvis.

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-[[File:The_story_of_the_Iliad_(1911)_(14779852741).jpg|600px|thumb|right|''"Aim for the pelvis!!  Always aim for the pelvis!!!"'']]
+'''''The Iliac''''' is Homer's ancient Greek epic poem about the pelvis.
-'''''The Iliac''''' is Homer's ancient Greek [[EHR|epic]] poem about the pelvis.  It takes place during the final weeks of the ten-year [[Trojan War]], one that centers on Helen, Paris, and something about condoms.  It is unclear, but if we had to make an educated guess we believe that Achilles, Agamemnon, Ajax, and Hector were all orthopods.
-'''Other Greek Topics'''
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-* [[Achilles]]
-* [[Argatroban|Agamemnon]]
-* [[Book of Delivery Menus]]
-* [[Dionysus]]
-* [[Grecoatrial Node]]
-* [[Hippocrates]]
-* [[Rosetta Stone]]
-* [[Trojan Horse]]
-* [[Trojan War]]
 [[Category:Medical Novels]]
-[[Category:Anatomy]]
-[[Category:Medical Journals, Textbooks & Other Resources]]
-[[Category:Orthopedic Surgery]]