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combination of philosophy, pharmacy, science, chemistry, mathematics, and astrology.As time went on people in the field started to branch out in various directions so thattoday we have separate fields for all of these studies. However, at one time thesestudies were done as a unit called alchemy.Alchemy embraced the idea of searching for the methods of spiritual and physicaltransformation of animals, minerals, plants and people.Recommended Texts for this UnitJunivs, Manfred. “The Practical Handbook of Plant Alchemy: An Herbalist’s Guide toPreparing Medicinal Essences, Tinctures and Elixers.”Burckhart, Titus. “Alchemy: Science of the Cosmos, Science of the Soul.”Ody, Penelope. “The Complete Guide to Medicinal Herbs.”Required Reading for this Unit1. HHC_204_Chapter 1_Intro to Herbs.rtf :Herzog, Joyce. “Herbal Database of Medicinal Herbs.”http://www.egregore.com/misc/herbindx.htmNelson, Lee. “An Herbal Database.”http://www.herb-database.org/M. Grieves. “A Modern Herbal.”http://www.botanical.com/botanical/mgmh/mgmh.htmlMichael Moore’s Clinical Herb Manualshttp://herbsforhealth.about.com/gi/dynamic/offsite.htm?site=http%3A%2F%2Fsunsite.unc.edu%2Flondon%2FSWSBM%2FManualsMM%2FMansMM.html2. HHC_Chapter2_Culpeppers Herbal.rtf :This contains the second half of Culpepper's herbal and all the recipes and instructionsfor using herbs. The information on the individual herbs is contained inIHC 9_5 Culpeppers herbs.doc3. HHC_204_Chapter 3_Alchemy.rtf:Excerpts from Alchemy: Ancient and ModernBy Redgrove, Herbert Stanley, 1887-1943The Treasure of Treasures for Alchemists by ParacelsusA Short Catechism Of AlchemyTract on the Tincture and Oil of Antimony by Roger Bacon
Page 4 and 5: Optional Readings:Redgrove, Herbert
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Page 17 and 18: 4. Simple Juleps, (for I have nothi
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Page 23 and 24: CHAPTER XIVOf Pills1. They are call
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Page 29 and 30: 2. Manica Hippocrates. Hippocrates'
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Page 42 and 43: Limonum. Of Lemons. The outward pee
Page 44 and 45: Allajula, Lujula, &c. Wood Sorrel.
Page 46 and 47: Benedicta Cariphyllara. Avens: hot
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Herba Paris. Herb True-love, or One
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draught of the decoction drunk ever
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applied to the belly and sides: app
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Ruta. Rue, or Herb of Grace; hot an
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Thymوlea. The Greek name for Spurg
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The way of using the flowers I did
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Smallage seed, provokes urine and t
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Myrh, heats and dries, opens and so
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Those small bones which are found i
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inwardly; for this stone is not use
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Roots dry in the first degree. Bear
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simples into a boulter-bag, and a d
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Intemperate and hot in the first de
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Liver. Sorrel, Woodsorrel, Dandelyo
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In the second. Anemone, or Wind-flo
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Temperate in respect of heat. Raisi
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hotter than Parsley; I know little
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used inwardly in such medicines as
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softens the hardness of the womb; b
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Culpeper : As the College would hav
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In the fourth degree. Diamond.In re
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Of the Flowers of Mayweed, Broom, C
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The water of Red Poppy flowers, cal
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Distil Penny-royal when the flowers
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Let the first pint be called Spirit
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distilled liquor infuse again male
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Mithridates, of each eight ounces,
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Aqua Juglandium compositaOr Walnut
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College : Take of Regulus of Antimo
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Culpeper : It purges melancholy, as
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stomach, liver, spleen, and reins;
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College : Take of Rhenish Wine two
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Syrupus de FumariaOr Syrup of Fumit
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Syrupus de MenthaOr Syrup of MintsC
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Origanum, Hyssop, Calaminth, Thyme,
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College : Julep of Violets is made
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Culpeper : This is like the other.S
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Oxymel, simpleCollege : Take of the
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Bedeguar, or instead thereof, the r
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College : So are the Juices of Worm
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Culpeper : For the virtues of it se
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starch, you may draw it into thread
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Culpeper : I do not mean the Diatra
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College : Take of Gum Tragacanth tw
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an half, Mastich, Annis seeds, Cinn
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succours such as are troubled with
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and other parts that distribute the
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Culpeper : It breaks the stone, and
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Myrrh, Hart's-horn, Petasitis roots
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gallantly, and cools them, thereby
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like to take it inwardly, you may t
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them, and make of them an electuary
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Germander, Chamepitys, Centaury the
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College : Take of Aloes washed with
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oots, Sal. Gem. of each two drams a
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Culpeper : They gently purge choler
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College : Take of the bark of the r
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College : Take of juice of Barberri
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College : Take of Wood of Aloes, re
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drams, Plantain seeds four scruples
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SIMPLE OILS BY EXPRESSIONOil of Swe
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Oil of Marjoram is made with four o
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and an half of Wine, boil them with
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OINTMENTS MORE SIMPLEUnguentum albu
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Unguentum de minie sive rubrum Camp
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وScabios ValentiaCollege : Take of
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College : Take of Cowslips with the
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Unguentum e Succis Aperitivis primu
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of Plantain, Houseleek, and Orpine,
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College : Take of mussilage of Rais
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Emplastrum HystericumCollege : Take
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College : Take of Oil of Olives six
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It is the manifest qualities of med
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strengthening and helping nature in
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That the qualities and use of these
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stomach is the same: and because bo
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melancholy vapours from the heart,
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inding; for the spleen being no way
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I shall not here stand to quote the
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medicine but is in some measure or
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They have a certain glutinous heat,
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Only beware, lest by too much bindi
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Take a red Onion, and bruise it wel
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Take Cloves, and boil them in Rose-
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HHC 204 Chapter 3: AlchemyExcerpts
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necessary for the achievement of th
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proof against evil; whilst he regar
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3. The Sophic Hydrolith; or, Water
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Distil this in an alembic. Pour it
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life out of its own heart, by the b
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distance intervenes between them al
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Q. What is the seed of the first ma
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is the chaos of the particular matt
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the Mercury of Nature, which is the
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Q. What is contained in this vapour
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Q. How do you set free the sulphur
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Q. At what hour is the end of the w
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Therefore you must remember to take
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into the recipient, this is the sig
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ecomes more or less white. And at t
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Of the nature of Copper.Copper is a
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are not most dull, ignorant, and fo
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CHAPTER VII.How to make projection
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onze, containing 10.34 per cent. of
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The invention of royal purple was p
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It has been noticed that there is p
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To write in letters of goldTake qui
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Mix in this way the whole liquid wi
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In 389 A.D. the Serapion of Alexand
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of nationality or creed. Greek manu
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legendary history of the text follo
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authors are quoted, the numerous th
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making. He knew how to concentrate
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evolution of fumes, when dropped up
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General Review of Muslim ChemistryU
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this monumental work was to identif
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others and to have the power of the
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(sorcerer) must use some substance
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(16) In this way, even among the pa
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(46) Whoever would imitate Nature i
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"The only natural solution is that
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virtue.""Art of Alchemy," chapter v
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The Sage: "The foundation of our Ar
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marriage, and give them the cup of
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When a son of Noah possessed the th
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CONCERNING THE CHIEF AND SUPREME ES
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they shut up in a glass vessel, and
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nay, impossible for any sophist. Th
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colour, and after that into an oil
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No precise weight can be assigned i
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compounded Mercury, and not the com
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pieces, with imminent danger to the
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mixed in its proportionate weight,
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and contains in himself heaven and
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ALL-HEALIt is called All-heal, Herc
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at the latter end of the book, the
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in the stomach, spleen or belly; he
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under the bare feet galled with tra
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and brings away many watery and phl
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ARSSMARTTHE hot Arssmart is called
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Descript : This grows usually in ga
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and hath so much purging quality in
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much, and the berries more than the
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anches leaning a little down to the
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Place : It grows frequently in wood
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BIFOIL OR TWOBLADEDescript : This s
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Government and virtues : It belongs
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1HHC 204: Chapter 5: Living Closer
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3perseverance and optimism in regar
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5adrenal glands which create more o
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7original state, the less gain we g
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9You are to distinguish between the
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11fact, when we take supplements, e
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134:9: Old Testament)The sixth buil
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15easiest and most natural way to
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17other substances. However, sugar
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19our American meals are) and the g
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21are already in the water. It is l
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23emphasized in this category.The T
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25population already use natural me
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27So how are herbs better? Herbs do
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29Acupuncture and others focus thei
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31here and there without regard to
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HHC 204: Chapter 6: History of Medi
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evised and corrected from different
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millions (some hold even three mill
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O genus infelix humanum, talia divi
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The oldest existing evidence of a v
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necessary, its name, and then attac
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importance may be best gathered fro
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heavens, dreams, etc., and voluntar
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god, as the Scorpion, the Ram, the
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us the things that shall be. If som
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weeks ago, the Bishop of London fol
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Even the briefest sketch of the con
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the Greek schools.... And so it was
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the definition of health as the mai
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NOSTALGYAtossa, child of Cyrus king
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Soon the Temple servitorPut out the
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in the days of Aristides. As usual,
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the body of the common man, we have
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and how to implant love, whichever
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quantity, and when they are well mi
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"But health and disease also claim
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ody, and it maintained the processe
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approached at any other period in t
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nerves, of the motor and sensory fu
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oughen without baths? Who is once w
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BYZANTINE MEDICINETHE second great
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aised among their initiators men wh
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indefatigable an activity." The tou
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THE most striking intellectual phen
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"Anatomy" and "Surgery" edited by P
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task of fusing Aristotelian philoso
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-118-liable to fines for inaccurate
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and by the universities, but he ret
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Bacon was "a voice crying in the wi
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On the flyleaf of my copy of the "B
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through the German cities, always i
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How far he was a believer in astrol
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Whene'er she turn'd it round and ro
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late thirteenth century, of English
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knew that the MSS. contained someth
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aroused a roaring tide of detractio
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immediately above the capital of th
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contained in the right auricle, thi
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from my Harveian Oration. "To the a
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ational kind followed directly upon
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practiced in Florence during the la
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extensive scholarship and rich clas
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numbers, not unaided by the profess
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-202-that withstand the physical pr
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the Greeks. Here comes Pasteur's gr
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Believing that it was from outside
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CHEMISTRYIT is not making too stron
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from the tiny germ to the mature pr
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Nothing illustrates more clearly th
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America, the disease has been one o
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Lesseps in January, 1881. The story
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States, I contended that the questi
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8. What were saliva and worms used
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61. How did Paracelsus feel about A
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Note: My area of speciality for the
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