Medical histories typically highlight the immense progress made in the field of medicine from
its origins to the present day. The nineteenth century is presented as especially eventful, and …

The history of the medical book in the Renaissance is only just beginning: there still are
enormous gaps in our knowledge. Some general points may be emphatised: doctors …

WHEN France threw off the intolerable yoke of Bourbonism in 1792 the star of hope arose
for the under-privileged, and for the first time in the history of that country, equal op-portunity …

“Medical Education from the Ground Up” is centered on the activities of “Bill”(1881-1949) as
a participant in a trade that flourished during “the heroic age of anatomy,” which in Nashville …

I proceeded to the University, to the Department of History of Medicine. I was collecting
material for my History of Medical Psychology, and I had heard that the library in Karl …

The Festschrift volume Classica et Beneventana, presented to Virginia Brown on the
occasion of her 65th birthday, brings together eighteen insightful new essays by leading …

Page 1 UC-NRLF B 4 108 570 Page 2 MEDICAL SCHOOL LIBRARY UNIVERSITATIS
SIGILLVM. EX LIBRIS CALIFO VX GIFT OF THE LATE DR. ESTHER ROSENCRANTZ Page …

ABSTRACT A medical handbook dating to the year 1720 is examined. Following a historical
introduction exploring the relevant men and ideas of the period, a transcription and analysis …

For additional information about this article https://doi. org/10.1353/bhm. 2023. a922720
https://muse. jhu. edu/article/922720 644 book reviews Bull. Hist. Med., 2023, 97 (though the …

YALE JOURNAL OF BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE know not what next to expect. To us in the
medical profession, who deal with this unit, and measure progress by the law of the greatest …