The History of medicine comprising a narrative of its progress from the earliest ages to the present timeLongman, Green, Longman, and Roberts, 1861 - 483 pages |
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... mind to the dignity of his actual condition . Two courses are open to the historian of medical science . Either he may trace the progress of medical theory , which has been perfectly accomplished by Sprengel in Germany , by Rénouard in ...
... mind to the dignity of his actual condition . Two courses are open to the historian of medical science . Either he may trace the progress of medical theory , which has been perfectly accomplished by Sprengel in Germany , by Rénouard in ...
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... sorts of ridicu- lous incantations to support their frauds . Whatever progress was subsequently made , was , doubtless , ac- complished by the inherent energy and expansive force of the Grecian mind ; but it was not until.
... sorts of ridicu- lous incantations to support their frauds . Whatever progress was subsequently made , was , doubtless , ac- complished by the inherent energy and expansive force of the Grecian mind ; but it was not until.
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Edward Meryon. of the Grecian mind ; but it was not until the time of Hippocrates that medicine could be regarded as a distinct branch of science , although long before the birth of philosophy , medicine had been pursued by the order of ...
Edward Meryon. of the Grecian mind ; but it was not until the time of Hippocrates that medicine could be regarded as a distinct branch of science , although long before the birth of philosophy , medicine had been pursued by the order of ...
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... mind and body ; and , fifty years later , Democritus acknowledging the distinction , and describing both mind and body as com- posed of atoms or corpuscles , differing only in their nature and arrangement . Sensations he explained by ...
... mind and body ; and , fifty years later , Democritus acknowledging the distinction , and describing both mind and body as com- posed of atoms or corpuscles , differing only in their nature and arrangement . Sensations he explained by ...
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... mind , during the period of time we have been speaking of , was more prone to speculate on the external world and ... minds , which laid claim to the sacred gift of inspiration , and de- manded in return a blind and irrational ...
... mind , during the period of time we have been speaking of , was more prone to speculate on the external world and ... minds , which laid claim to the sacred gift of inspiration , and de- manded in return a blind and irrational ...
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