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A HISTORY .OF MEDICAL , EDUCATION •*
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Page 11 and 12: TRANSLATOR'S PREFACE. VERY few word
Page 13 and 14: PREFACE. THE following work is the
Page 15 and 16: INTRODUCTION CONTENTS. I. MEDICAL T
Page 17: CONTENTS. XI PAGE Physics and Chemi
Page 20 and 21: INTRODUCTION. for the representativ
Page 22 and 23: INTRODUCTION. medicine have been be
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Page 26 and 27: 8 ANCIENT TIMES. information concer
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34 ANCIENT TIMES. THE GREEKS BEFORE
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3 6 ANCIENT TIMES. and must have or
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3 ANCIENT TIMES. lilt in a fertile
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4° ANCIENT TIMES. be explained in
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4 2 ANCIENT TIMES. found opportunit
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44 ANCIENT TIMES. this operation as
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46 ANCIENT TIMES. and he already fo
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48 ANCIENT TIMES. especially mathem
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5° ANCIENT TIMES. HIPPOKRATES, who
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2 ANCIENT TIMES. 5 might have been
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54 ANCIENT TIMES. the collection of
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56 ANCIENT TIMES. healthy and the s
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58 ANCIENT TIMES. very exactly desc
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60 ANCIENT TIMES. means of avoiding
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62 ANCIENT TIMES. H- • use of sur
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64 ANCIENT TIMES. parts fat, modify
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66 ANCIENT TIMES. attending it, cal
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68 ANCIENT TIMES. means showed thei
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ANCIENT TIMES. Certain authors,* re
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ANCIENT TIMES. Hippokratic author.*
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74 ANCIENT TIMES. erected, adorned
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]6 ANCIENT TIMES. undertook the tas
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78 ANCIENT TIMES. Most remarkable o
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80 ANCIENT TIMES.. .—. * real kno
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82 ANCIENT TIMES. although undertak
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84 ANCIENT TIMES. not added to by t
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86 ANCIENT TIMES. medicis, nee tame
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88 ANCIENT TIMES. doctors were soug
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9° ANCIENT TIMES. Epicureans as th
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92 ANCIENT TIMES. model, and which
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94 ANCIENT TIMES. sciences. With lo
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g6 ANCIENT TIMES. period. GALEN was
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98 ANCIENT TIMES-. review of all th
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IOO ANCIENT TIMES. superfluous, for
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102 ANCIENT TIMES. tains* GALEN'S a
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104 ANCIENT TIMES. to the creation
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106 ANCIENT TIMES. only possible ne
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108 ANCIENT TIMES. in addition to t
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I 10 ANCIENT TIMES. highly indignan
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112 0 ANCIENT TIMES. The convalesce
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HA T^' 'ANCIENT TIMES. distinguishe
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Il6 ANCIENT TIMES. not absent but i
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Il8 ANCIENT TIMES. where to be foun
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120 ANCIENT TIMES. and about the ca
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122 ANCIENT TIMES. treatment of fis
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124 ANCIENT TIMES. to their enemies
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]26 ANCIENT TIMES. .only the lot of
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128 ANCIENT TIMES. and commanded a
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13° ANCIENT TIMES. found guilty of
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132 ANCIENT TIMES. and even before
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II. MEDICAL TEACHING IN THE MIDDLE
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136 THE MIDDLE AGES. could be ascri
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T38 THE MIDDLE AGES. towns of Italy
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140 THE MIDDLE AGES. SORANUS but ce
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142 THE MIDDLE AGES. religious fait
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144 T H E MIDDLE AGES. Medical scie
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146 THE MIDDLE AGES. has essayed or
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J4.8 THE MIDDLE AGES. Goth, founded
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150 THE MIDDLE AGES. century the cu
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152 THE MIDDLE AGES. LONGINUS upon
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154 THE MIDDLE AGES. If we survey t
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156 THE MIDDLE AGES. reported by AB
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158 THE MIDDLE AGES. and sects dist
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Ifjo THE MIDDLE AGES. learned men t
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162 THE MIDDLE AGES. And thus it ca
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164 THE MIDDLE AGES. deserves recog
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166 THE MIDDLE AGES. the amputation
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l68 THE MIDDLE AGES. ^~ —k' • *
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170 THE MIDDLE AGES. teachers were
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iy2 THE MIDDLE AGES. MACRIZI* there
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174 T H E MIDDLE AGES. doctors in p
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176 THE MIDDLE AGES. with his own h
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178 THE MIDDLE AGES. Spain is said
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T8O THE MIDDLE AGES. Christian scho
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l82 THE MIDDLE AGES. the Honein, an
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184 THE MIDDLE AGES. Arabian cultur
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186 THE MIDDLE AGES. designations f
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l88 THE MIDDLE AGES. ..v., ,- Lomba
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190 THE MIDDLE AGES. the pious GUNT
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192 THE MIDDLE AGES. GLAUCON, and t
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194 THE MIDDLE AGES. HENRY I. of Fr
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196 THE MIDDLE AGES. gation, hardly
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198 THE MIDDLE AGES. as doctors pra
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200 THE MIDDLE AGES. Greeks, and La
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202 THE MIDDLE AGES. represented in
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204 THE MIDDLE AGES. that the patie
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206 THE MIDDLE AGES. so much in the
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208 THE MIDDLE AGES. law."* "The te
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2IO THE MIDDLE AGES. be guilty of n
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212 THE MIDDLE AGES. instil new lif
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214 THE MIDDLE AGES. who lived at t
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6 THE MIDDLE AGES. laws of CONRAD a
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2l8 THE MIDDLE AGES. form the found
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220 THE MIDDLE AGES. far and wide a
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222 THE MIDDLE AGES. and in the sta
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224 THE MIDDLE AGES. like that of .
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2§j& THE MIDDLE AGES. of canonical
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22g THE MIDDLE AGES. which were fou
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23° THE MIDDLE AGES. university ;
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THE MIDDLE AGES. faculty. But this
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THE MIDDLE AGES. year 1348 at Pragu
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236 THE MIDDLE AGES. academy in Cra
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238 THE MIDDLE AGES.- and.they left
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240 THE MIDDLE AGES. years were spe
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242 THE MIDDLE AGES. bachelors were
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244 THE MIDDLE AGES. were the obsta
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246 THE MIDDLE AGES. Practical inst
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248 THE MIDDLE AGES. to be present
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250 THE MIDDLE AGES. professor coll
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252 THE MIDDLE AGES. " that in addi
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254 THE MIDDLE AGES. pendent of the
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256 THE MIDDLE AGES. the representa
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258 THE MIDDLE AGES. of Christendom
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260 THE MIDDLE AGES. (1334), Bunzla
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262 THE MIDDLE AGES. degree. Before
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264 THE MIDDLE AGES. of honourable
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266 THE MIDDLE AGES. own society, b
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,268 THE MIDDLE AGES. DORICO BORGOG
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270 THE MIDDLE AGES. The medical fa
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272 l ric ;c...,c,.. ... he Waited
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274 THE MIDDLE AGES. this time anae
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MEDICAL PROFESSION AND LITERATURE.
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III. MEDICAL TEACHING IN RECENT, TI
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THE SIXTEENTH -CENTURY. 287 it unde
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THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY. 289 rather f
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THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY. 2£1 themsel
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THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY. 293 Church w
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THE PROGRESS OF SCIENCE. " 295 dire
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A i THE PROGRESS OF SCIENCE. former
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THE PROGRESS OF SCIENCE. 299, one n
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THE PROGRESS OF SCIENCE. 301 were s
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THE PROGRESS OF SCIENCE. 303 going
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THE PROGRESS OF SCIENCE. 305 his ph
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THE PROGRESS OF SCIENCE. 307 a firm
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THE PROGRESS OF SCIENCE. 3°9 plans
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THE PROGRESS OF SCIENCE. 311 accoun
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THE UNIVERSITIES IN THE l6TH CENTUR
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THE UNIVERSITIES IN THE l6TH CENTUR
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THE UNIVERSITIES IN THE 16TH CENTUR
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THE UNIVERSITIES IN, THE 16TH CENTU
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MEDICAL TEACHING. 32 1 more than th
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• MEDICAL TEACHING. 323 himself f
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MEDICAL TEACHING. 3 2 5 of great va
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MEDICAL TEACHING. 327 medical facul
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MEDICAL TEACHING. 3 2 9 the 16th ce
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MEDICAL TEACHING. 33 r there were a
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MEDICAL TEACHING. 333 clinical inst
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MEDICAL TEACHING. 335 Montpellier a
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THE MEDICAL PROFESSION. 337 materia
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THE MEDICAL PROFESSION. 339 a medic
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THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY. 341 the do
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THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY. 343 the fa
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THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY 345 and the
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THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY. 347 throug
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THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY. 349 covere
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THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY. 351 are tw
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MICROSCOPICAL INVESTIGATION. 353 MI
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MICROSCOPICAL INVESTIGATION. built
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MICROSCOPICAL INVESTIGATION. 357 st
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MICROSCOPICAL INVESTIGATION. 359 me
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MICROSCOPICAL INVESTIGATION. 361
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MICROSCOPICAL INVESTIGATION. 363 ha
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MICROSCOPICAL INVESTIGATION. 365. o
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MICROSCOPICAL INVESTIGATION. 367 to
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Mft' OTHER BRANCHES OF MEDICAL SCIE
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OTHER BRANCHES OF,MEDICAL SCIENCE.
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OTHER BRANCHES OF MEDICAL SCIENCE.
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ART AND PHILOSOPHY 381 positions wh
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ART AND PHILOSOPHY. 383 more back i
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LEARNED SOCIETIES AND UNIVERSITIES.
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MEDICAL TEACHING. 397 poor financia
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MEDICAL TEACHING. 399 small, we mus
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MEDICAL TEACHING. 401 of Bologna st
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MEDICAL TEACHING. created a profess
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MEDICAL TEACHING. 405 or bound up w
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MEDICAL TEACHING. 407 among them ar
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MEDICAL TEACHING. Edinburgh (1680),
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CLINICAL TEACHING. 411 clinical tea
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jf r-i . ' 1 t CLINICAL TEACHING. 4
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CLINICAL TEACHING. 415 which were e
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CLINICAL TEACHING. 417 where this a
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TEACHING IN SURGERY. 419 the latter
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TEACHING IN SURGERY. 421 subordinat
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TEACHING IN SURGERY. 423 admonition
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TEACHING IN SURGERY. 425 operations
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TEACHING IN SURGERY. 427 places. Ab
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TEACHING IN SURGERY. 429 Certain hi
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TEACHING IN SURGERY. 431 they "were
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THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY 433 at the u
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THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY. 435 surgery
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THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY. 437 must ha
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• THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY. 439 gre
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THE NATURAL SCIENCES. 441 Contempor
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THE NATURAL SCIENCES. 443 estrangem
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THE NATURAL SCIENCES. 445 diligentl
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THE NATURAL SCIENCES. 447 ments of
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THE NATURAL SCIENCES. 449 ST. HILAI
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THE NATURAL SCIENCES. 451 earth's c
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PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY. 453 furnishe
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PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY. 455 DALTON w
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PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY 457 GUSTAV an
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PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY 459 studied t
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ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY. 461 highest
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ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY. 463 acted d
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ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY. years recei
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ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY. formation o
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ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY. 469 by MAGE
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ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY 471 trigemin
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DIAGNOSIS AND PATHOLOGICAL ANATOMY.
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SURGERY AND OPHTHALMOLOGY 483 elect
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SURGERY AND OPHTHALMOLOGY. 485 besi
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SURGERY AND OPHTHALMOLOGY. 487 mend
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SURGERY AND OPHTHALMOLOGY. 489 to e
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SURGERY AND OPHTHALMOLOGY. 491 tion
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SURGERY AND OPHTHALMOLOGY 493 The d
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MEDICAL TEACHING AT THE PRESENT TIM
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% MEDICAL TEACHING AT THE, PRESENT
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ENGLAND.—NORTH AMERICA. 499 At rt
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ENGLAND.—NORTH AMERICA. 501 where
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ENGLAND,—NORTH AMERICA. !•» c0
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ENGLAND.—NORTH AMERICA. 505 them
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ENGLAND,—NORTH AMERICA. 5°7 tion
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'ENGLAND.—NORTH AMERICA. 509 even
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ENGLAND.—NORTH AMERICA. this may
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ENGLAND.—NORTH AMERICA. 513 anato
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ENGLAND.—NORTH AMERICA. 515 atten
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ENGLAND—NORTH AMERICA. 517 to che
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ENGLAND.—NORTH AMERICA. 519 studi
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ENGLAND.—NORTH AMERICA. 52 I -whi
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ENGLAND.—NORTH AMERICA. 52,3 If E
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ENGLAND.—NORTH AMERICA. 525 THIRD
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ENGLAND.—NORTH AMERICA. 527 The R
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ENGLAND.—NORTH AMERICA. 529 are t
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ENGLAND.—NORTH AMERICA. 531 espec
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ENGLAND.—NORTH AMERICA. 533 which
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FRANCE. 535 fore, not a matter for
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FRANCE. 537 request. The smoky atmo
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FRANCE. 539 provided with twelve pr
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FRANCE. 541 The Officiers de Sante
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FRANCE. 543 were subordinated. Duri
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FRANCE. 545 d'une modique retributi
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FRANCE. 547 undertaken with a view
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FRANCE. 549 the professors, the hos
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FRANCE. 551 a treatise in French wi
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FRANCE. 553 history of medicine, hy
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AUSTRIA-HUNGARY 555 AUSTRIA-HUNGARY
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AUSTRIA-HUNGARY 557 by the Empress,
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AUSTRIA-HUNGARY 559 about in the sy
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AUSTRIA-HUNGARY 561 few years later
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AUSTRIA-HUNGARY. 563 • to defend
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AUSTRIA-HUNGARY. 565 teaching psych
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AUSTRIA-HUNGARY. 567 From this time
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AUSTRIA-HUNGARY. 569 chiefly to enl
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AUSTRIA-HUNGARY. 571 examination up
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AUSTRIA-HUNGARY. 573 made that the
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THE GERMAN STATES. 575 they finally
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THE GERMAN STATES. 577 preparatory
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THE GERMAN STATES. 579 was required
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THE GERMAN STATES. 581 After the fo
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THE GERMAN STATES. 583 ferring of t
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PRUSSIA AND THE GERMAN EMPIRE. 585
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PRUSSIA AND *THE GERMAN EMPIRE. 587
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ITALY. 599 1824; after this period
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SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. 601 logical ana
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HOLLAND AND BELGIUM. 603. a higher
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HOLLAND AND BELGIUM. 6oZ The Dutch
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SWITZERLAND. 607 were recognized as
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DENMARK', NORWAY AND SWEDEN. 609 Ev
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RUSSIA. 6ll the Carolina Institute.
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FINAL CONSIDERATIONS. 613 year of p
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FINAL CONSIDERATIONS. 615 of langua
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FINAL CONSIDERATIONS. 617 position
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FINAL CONSIDERATIONS. "$* 619 strug
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FINAL CONSIDERATIONS. 62 I them to
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FINAL CONSIDERATIONS. 623 medicine
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FINAL CONSIDERATIONS. 625 necessary
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FINAL CONSIDERATIONS. 627 that the
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FINAL CONSIDERATIONS. 629 on any su
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FINAL CONSIDERATIONS. 63 I impoveri
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FINAL CONSIDERATIONS. 633 medical f
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FINAL CONSIDERATIONS. 635 mercial s
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Abano, P., 213, 282. Adala, 199. Ab
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Bouilland. 376. Bourgois, L., 429.
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Ehrenberg, 448, 466. Ehrenritter, 4
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INDEX OF Hesse, 482. Heurne, Otto v
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Mankah, 160. Manlius Cornutus, 125.
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Platter, 251, 260, 311, 319, 324, 3
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Sterne, L., 431. Stertinius,*L., 12
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