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Born [[627 BC]], died [[721 BC]], was the director for the [[Hospital for the Alienated]] from [[658 BC]] to [[712 BC]]. He ruthlessly sought a cure for [[madness]] even at the cost of sane patients being labeled [[mad]] by fabricating false histories. He instilled a wild fear of the mentally disturbed in the public such that more patients would be delivered to him. Recognized as the technically "best" director the hospital had, he pioneered many treatments, focusing on [[potion]]s and [[drug]] treatments but also dabbled in [[trepanning]] and (briefly) [[hypnosis]]. Lazlo fell sick in and became a bedridden patient of the asylum itself in 712 BC. he was confined there until he passed away in 721 BC.<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.34-36</ref> | Born [[627 BC]], died [[721 BC]], was the director for the [[Hospital for the Alienated]] from [[658 BC]] to [[712 BC]]. He ruthlessly sought a cure for [[madness]] even at the cost of sane patients being labeled [[mad]] by fabricating false histories. He instilled a wild fear of the mentally disturbed in the public such that more patients would be delivered to him. Recognized as the technically "best" director the hospital had, he pioneered many treatments, focusing on [[potion]]s and [[drug]] treatments but also dabbled in [[trepanning]] and (briefly) [[hypnosis]]. Lazlo fell sick in and became a bedridden patient of the asylum itself in 712 BC. he was confined there until he passed away in 721 BC.<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.34-36</ref> | ||
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Born 627 BC, died 721 BC, was the director for the Hospital for the Alienated from 658 BC to 712 BC. He ruthlessly sought a cure for madness even at the cost of sane patients being labeled mad by fabricating false histories. He instilled a wild fear of the mentally disturbed in the public such that more patients would be delivered to him. Recognized as the technically "best" director the hospital had, he pioneered many treatments, focusing on potions and drug treatments but also dabbled in trepanning and (briefly) hypnosis. Lazlo fell sick in and became a bedridden patient of the asylum itself in 712 BC. he was confined there until he passed away in 721 BC.[1]
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- ↑ Undead Sea Scrolls 2001 p.34-36
