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		[sans numérotation] [Frontispice] Image : The earliest known physician. Sekhet'enanch
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		PL Image : Plan of the infirmary of the monastery of St. Gall
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		1 Medical history. I- Introductory
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		6 II- Medicine in prehistoric times
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		10 III- Medicine as practised by incivilised man
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		14 IV- Medicine in Ancient Egypt
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		25 V- Hindu medicine
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		34 VI-Chaldean an Persian medicine
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		37 VII- The earliest greek medicine - Homer - Aesculapius
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		42 VIII- The philosophers - Democedes - The Asclepiadae
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		47 IX- Hippocrates
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		52 X- The schools of Cos and Cnidus
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		57 XI- The successors of Hippocrates - The dogmatic school
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		61 XII- The Alexandrine Anatomists
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		70 XIV- Military medicine in ancient greece
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		74 XV- The medical profession in ancient greece
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		80 XVI- Early roman médicine
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		90 XVIII- Celsus and ancient surgery
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		95 XIX- Galen
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		100 XX- Galen and Hippocrates compared
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		104 XXI- The medical profession in Rome
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		109 XXII- Official medicine in Ancient Rome
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		115 XXIII- Roman military medicine
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		119 XXIV- The influence of Christianity on medicine
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		124 XXV- Nestorian medical schools
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		127 XXVI- The eclectics and compilers
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		133 XXVII- Byzantine medicine
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		138 XXVIII- Arabic medicine. The translators
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		144 XXIX- Arabic medicine. The eastern Caliphate
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		154 XXX- Arabic medicine. The Western Caliphate
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		163 XXXI- Arabic medicine. Hospitals and Institutions
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		170 XXXII- General survey of Arabic medicine
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		175 XXXIII- The darkest age
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		184 XXXIV- The school of Salerno
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		191 XXXV- The ladies of Salerno
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		196 XXXVI- The Arabo-Scholastic Revival. Medicine
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		207 XXXVII- The Arabo-Scholastic revival. Surgery
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		215 XXXVIII- The close of the middle Ages
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		221 XXXIX- Mediaeval military medicine
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		225 XL- The mediaeval physician
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		233 XLI- The medical profession in the middle ages
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		239 XLII- Unprofessional medicine in the middle ages
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		245 XLIII- The revival of learning
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		250 XLIV- The mystics
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		254 XLV- Paracelsus
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		261 XLVI- Paracelsus (Continued)
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		266 XLVII- Similars, Sympathy, and Signatures
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		273 XLVIII- The Great Anatomists
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		281 XLIX- The Reform of Surgery
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		289 L- Medical practice in the Sixteenth Century
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		298 LI- Harvey, and the new Physiology
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		303 LII- Van Helmont
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		309 LIII- The chemical school of medicine
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		314 LIV- The Iatro-Mechanical school
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		319 LV- The Clinicians
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		329 LVI- Seventeenth Century Surgery
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		333 LVII- The Animists
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		338 LVIII- The Vitalists
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		342 LIX- The Organicists
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		347 LX- The surgery of the Eighteenth Century
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		351 LXI- The Brunonian System
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		356 LXII- The Origin of Modern Medicine
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		363 Appendix I- The medicine of China and Japan
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		370 Appendix II- The Asclepiadae and the Priests of Aesculapius
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		379 Appendix III- Mediaeval Monastic Medicine
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		386 Appendix IV- The "Galenic" System of medicine
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		396 Appendix V- English medical practitioners before Linacre
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		403 Appendix VI- Ancient and Mediaeval prescriptions
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		410 Appendix VII- The Alleged vivisection of men in the sixteenth Century
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		421 Index of proper Names
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