Old-Time Makers of MedicineLethe Press, 2008 - 312 pages First published in 1911, Dr. Walsh's Old-Time Makers of Medicine remains a valued book for readers interested in the history of medicine and surgery. The stream of medical thought, from the fall of the Roman Empire under Augustulus until the discovery of America more than a thousand years later, is explored in chapters on the students and teachers of the medieval sciences. |
Table des matières
Introduction | 11 |
Great Physicians in Early Christian Times | 27 |
Great Jewish Physicians | 53 |
Maimonides | 73 |
Great Arabian Physicians | 89 |
The Medical School at Salerno | 111 |
Constantine Africanus | 125 |
Mondino and the Medical School of Bologna | 151 |
Great Surgeons of the Medieval Universities | 173 |
Guy de Chauliac | 205 |
Medieval Dentistry and Giovanni of Arcoli | 225 |
Cusanus and the First Suggestion of Laboratory | 241 |
Appendix I Science at the Medieval Universities | 273 |
Medieval Popularization of Science | 295 |
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