The social and interpersonal relationships between Christians and Muslims during the crusades have been historically ignored. Mountains of historical knowledge exist concerning the conflict, however, when asking the question if Roman Crusader and Muslim warriors engaged in social interactions, times of sharing or cultural exchange the argument can be made that historians have pushed this area of study aside to explore the larger concepts of the conflict that are deep rooted in religion and politics. My historical question will ask how conflict brought these two groups together in some ways. In particular how did the role medicine and medical knowledge play into this exchange?
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