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The caduceus is often mistakenly used as a symbol of medicine and medical practice (especially in North America), due to historical confusion with the traditional medical symbol, the rod of Asclepius. The Rod of Asclepius has only a single snake and no wings, so is similar in form to the caduceus with its two snakes and often with wings. Quoting: observation] that suggests one thing "hidden" under the sign of another Quoting: aether where that true /z\ it would make it appear the twin serpent is responsible for something it is not Quoting: aether thus you swear your oath to the single snake practice the oath of the single snake in the name of the twin snake Quoting: aether which feels an unnatural thing to do
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