Old-Time Makers of Medicine: The Students and Teachers of Medicine During the Middle AgesThe Floating Press, 1 févr. 2014 - 345 pages Looking back from the vantage-point of the 21st century, medieval medicine seems hopelessly antiquated and even alarmingly ignorant. But today's advanced medical technology wouldn't be possible without those distant historical foundations. In this comprehensive survey of medieval medicine from James J. Walsh, a fascinating picture emerges of the brave and intrepid pioneers who helped pave the way. |
Table des matières
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V Great Arabian Physicians | 97 |
VI The Medical School at Salerno | 122 |
VII Constantine Africanus | 139 |
X Great Surgeons of the Medieval Universities | 195 |
XI Guy de Chauliac | 234 |
XII Medieval DentistryGiovanni of Arcoli | 259 |
XIII Cusanus and the First Suggestion of Laboratory Methods in Medicine | 278 |
XIV Basil Valentine Last of the Alchemists First of the Chemists | 289 |
Appendix I | 315 |
Appendix II | 335 |
Appendix III | 362 |
VIII Medieval Women Physicians | 150 |
IX Mondino and the Medical School of Bologna | 170 |
Endnotes | 372 |
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