Old-Time Makers of Medicine. James J. Walsh

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       James J. Walsh

      Old-Time Makers of Medicine

      The Story of The Students And Teachers of the Sciences Related to Medicine During the Middle Ages

      Published by Good Press, 2019

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      EAN 4057664641793

Table of Contents

       PREFACE

       I INTRODUCTION

       II GREAT PHYSICIANS IN EARLY CHRISTIAN TIMES

       AËTIUS

       ALEXANDER OF TRALLES

       PAUL OF ÆGINA

       FURTHER CHRISTIAN PHYSICIANS

       ARABIAN CHRISTIAN PHYSICIANS

       III GREAT JEWISH PHYSICIANS [3]

       IV MAIMONIDES

       V GREAT ARABIAN PHYSICIANS

       RHAZES

       ALI ABBAS

       MOORISH PHYSICIANS

       ABULCASIS

       AVICENNA

       AVENZOAR

       AVERROËS

       ARABIAN INFLUENCE

       VI THE MEDICAL SCHOOL AT SALERNO

       VII CONSTANTINE AFRICANUS

       VIII MEDIEVAL WOMEN PHYSICIANS

       IX MONDINO AND THE MEDICAL SCHOOL OF BOLOGNA

       X GREAT SURGEONS OF THE MEDIEVAL UNIVERSITIES

       ROGER, ROLAND, AND THE FOUR MASTERS

       THE NORTH ITALIAN SURGEONS

       BRUNO DA LONGOBURGO

       HUGH OF LUCCA

       THEODORIC

       WILLIAM OF SALICET

       LANFRANC

       MONDEVILLE

       YPERMAN

       JOHN ARDERN

       MEDIEVAL SURGERY

       XI GUY DE CHAULIAC

       XII MEDIEVAL DENTISTRY—GIOVANNI OF ARCOLI

       XIII CUSANUS AND THE FIRST SUGGESTION OF LABORATORY METHODS IN MEDICINE

       XIV BASIL VALENTINE, LAST OF THE ALCHEMISTS, FIRST OF THE CHEMISTS

       APPENDIX I ST. LUKE THE PHYSICIAN [32]

       APPENDIX II SCIENCE AT THE MEDIEVAL UNIVERSITIES [35]

       APPENDIX III MEDIEVAL POPULARIZATION OF SCIENCE

       INDEX

       Other Books by Dr. Walsh

       FORDHAM UNIVERSITY PRESS SERIES

       CATHOLIC SUMMER SCHOOL PRESS SERIES

       BY THE SAME AUTHOR

       FORDHAM UNIVERSITY PRESS SERIES

PREFACE

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      The material for this book was gathered partly for lectures on the history of medicine at Fordham University School of Medicine, and partly for articles on a number of subjects in the Catholic Encyclopedia. Some of it was developed for a series of addresses at commencements of medical schools and before medical societies, on the general topic how old the new is in surgery, medicine, dentistry,