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... Mediæval Military Medicine , XL . The Medieval Physician , · XLI . The Medical Profession in the Middle Ages , XLII . Unprofessional Medicine in the Middle Ages , XLIII . The Revival of Learning , XLIV . The Mystics , · XLV . Paracelsus ...
... Mediæval Military Medicine , XL . The Medieval Physician , · XLI . The Medical Profession in the Middle Ages , XLII . Unprofessional Medicine in the Middle Ages , XLIII . The Revival of Learning , XLIV . The Mystics , · XLV . Paracelsus ...
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... mediæval treatise on the subject . Guy him- self admits that the French surgeons were so ignorant that when the king's daughter dislocated her shoulder , the court practitioners all failed to diagnose it , and thought it was an ...
... mediæval treatise on the subject . Guy him- self admits that the French surgeons were so ignorant that when the king's daughter dislocated her shoulder , the court practitioners all failed to diagnose it , and thought it was an ...
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... mediæval purgative was the pilula cochia ( either from cocca , pills or berries , as being the pills par excellence , or from the fact that cocca cnidia , the berries of a species of laurel , formed an important ingredient of the older ...
... mediæval purgative was the pilula cochia ( either from cocca , pills or berries , as being the pills par excellence , or from the fact that cocca cnidia , the berries of a species of laurel , formed an important ingredient of the older ...
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Introductory | 1 |
The Revival of Learning | 4 |
Medicine in Prehistoric Times | 6 |
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