Old-Time Makers of Medicine
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Preface and Ch. 1 Introduction
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Ch. 2 Great Physicians in Early Christian Times, part 1/3
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Ch. 2 Great Physicians in Early Christian Times, part 2/3
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Ch. 2 Great Physicians in Early Christian Times, part 3/3
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Ch. 3 Great Jewish Physicians, part 1/2
27:08 -
Ch. 3 Great Jewish Physicians, part 2/2
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Ch. 4 Maimonides
41:11 -
Ch. 5 Great Arabian Physicians, part 1/2
27:03 -
Ch. 5 Great Arabian Physicians, part 2/2
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Ch. 6 The Medical School at Salerno
44:12 -
Ch. 7 Constantine Africanus
27:34 -
Ch. 8 Medieval Women Physicians
52:11 -
Ch. 9 Mondino and the Medical School of Bologna, part 1/2
34:29 -
Ch. 9 Mondino and the Medical School of Bologna, part 2/2
30:21 -
Ch. 10 Great Surgeons of the Medieval Universities, part 1/3
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Ch. 10 Great Surgeons of the Medieval Universities, part 2/3
32:12 -
Ch. 10 Great Surgeons of the Medieval Universities, part 3/3
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Ch. 11 Guy de Chauliac, part 1/2
25:32 -
Ch. 11 Guy de Chauliac, part 2/2
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Ch. 12 Medieval Dentistry - Giovanni of Arcoli, part 1/2
26:46 -
Ch. 12 Medieval Dentistry - Giovanni of Arcoli, part 2/2
21:37 -
Ch. 13 Cusanus and the First Suggestion of Laboratory Methods in Medicine
26:44 -
Ch 14. Basil Valentine, Last of the Alchemists, First of the Chemists, part 1/2
23:18 -
Ch 14. Basil Valentine, Last of the Alchemists, First of the Chemists, part 2/2
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Ap. 1 St. Luke the Physician, part 1/2
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Ap. 1 St. Luke the Physician, part 2/2
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Ap. 2 Science at the Medieval Universities, part 1/2
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Ap. 2 Science at the Medieval Universities, part 2/2
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Ap. 3 Medieval Popularization of Science and Footnotes
43:44
Old-Time Makers of Medicine (1911) is a public domain work.
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Medieval doctors, surgeons and teachers take the foreground in James J. Walsh's history of medicine. Published in 1911, the book examines medical learning from the fall of the Roman Empire to the discovery of America. Its chapters consider Jewish and Arabian physicians, the medical school at Salerno, women physicians, dentistry and the beginnings of laboratory methods. Walsh argues that earlier practitioners often anticipated ideas that later generations regarded as new.
The surgical material gives that argument concrete detail. Discussions of head injuries show the attention earlier writers paid to symptoms, pressure on the brain and care during operations. Built from material prepared for lectures and articles, the volume connects accounts of individual physicians with the institutions that taught their skills. Readers interested in medical history can explore both those achievements and Walsh's case for taking medieval scientific work seriously.
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- James J. Walsh
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- Pages
- 256
- Language
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