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Old- Time
Makers of Medicine
THE STORY OF THE STUDENTS AND TEACHERS
OF THE SCIENCES RELATED TO MEDICINE
DURING THE MIDDLE AGES
BY
James J. Walsh, K.C.St.G., M.D.
Ph.D., LL.D., Litt.D., Sc.D.
DEAN AND PROFESSOR OF NERVOUS DISEASES AND OF THE HISTORY OF MEDICINE AT
FORDHAM UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE; PROFESSOR OF PHYSIOLOGICAL
PSYCHOLOGY AT THE CATHEDRAL COLLEGE, NEW YORK
NEW YORK
FORDHAM UNIVERSITY PRESS
1911
COPYRIGHT 1911
JAMES J. WALSH
THE QUINN & GODEN CO. PRESS
RAHWAY, N. J.
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CONTENTS
CHAPTER PAGE
I. INTRODUCTION 1
II. GREAT PHYSICIANS IN EARLY CHRISTIAN TIMES 23
III. GREAT JEWISH PHYSICIANS 61
IV. MAIMONIDES 90
V. GREAT ARABIAN PHYSICIANS 109
VI. THE MEDICAL SCHOOL AT SALERNO 141
VII. CONSTANTINE AFRICANUS 163
VIII. MEDIEVAL WOMEN PHYSICIANS 177
IX. MONDINO AND THE MEDICAL SCHOOL OF BOLOGNA 202
X. GREAT SURGEONS OF THE MEDIEVAL UNIVERSITIES 234
XI. GUY DE CHAULIAC 282
XII. MEDIEVAL DENTISTRY¡ªGIOVANNI OF ARCOLI 313
XIII. CUSANUS AND THE FIRST SUGGESTION OF LABORATORY METHODS IN
MEDICINE
336
XIV. BASIL VALENTINE, LAST OF THE ALCHEMISTS, FIRST OF THE
CHEMISTS
349
APPENDICES
I. ST. LUKE THE PHYSICIAN 381
II. SCIENCE AT THE MEDIEVAL UNIVERSITIES 400
III. MEDIEVAL POPULARIZATION OF SCIENCE 427