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quadgram	frequency
with regard to the	94
in the history of	78
the beginning of the	69
of the middle ages	60
in the middle ages	56
one of the most	55
of the physicians of	50
the history of medicine	49
the end of the	49
of the thirteenth century	49
of the history of	48
at the university of	41
the physicians of pope	40
at the present time	37
the history of science	37
another of the physicians	37
at the beginning of	36
of the sixteenth century	36
during the middle ages	36
the history of the	35
at the same time	32
as a matter of	31
the history of anatomy	30
on the part of	29
of the fourteenth century	28
of the papal physicians	26
was one of the	26
there is no doubt	26
as one of the	26
to be found in	26
the papal medical school	26
of the popes to	25
the story of the	25
is to be found	25
for the sake of	25
at the end of	25
the middle of the	23
of the university of	23
that is to say	23
on the history of	22
a matter of fact	22
in spite of the	21
is one of the	21
the church and the	21
the church of england	21
thirteenth and fourteenth centuries	20
in the chapter on	20
the thirteenth and fourteenth	20
the church in england	20
of the nineteenth century	20
be found in the	20
the care of the	20
of the human body	20
of the church to	19
during the thirteenth century	19
of the fifteenth century	18
of the church and	18
one of the great	18
in the thirteenth century	17
in the papal states	17
the city of rome	17
the subjects of the	17
in the light of	17
it must not be	17
as we have said	17
the author of a	17
in the midst of	16
it is easy to	16
of the thirteenth and	16
the head of the	16
of the city of	16
must not be forgotten	16
fourteenth and fifteenth centuries	15
of the most distinguished	15
with regard to this	15
the practice of dissection	15
of the church of	15
beginning of the sixteenth	15
place in the history	15
for the care of	15
is no doubt that	15
the practice of medicine	15
in his history of	14
as the result of	14
the father of modern	14
on the other hand	14
one of the greatest	14
he seems to have	14
as we shall see	14
the relations of the	14
the pope and the	14
in the matter of	14
at the present day	13
not be forgotten that	13
the fact that the	13
in the hands of	13
of pope john xxii	13
in the sixteenth century	13
in the course of	13
information with regard to	13
to the fact that	13
of the seventeenth century	13
some of the most	13
as i have said	13
it is to be	13
to the development of	13
even at the present	13
the time of the	12
as well as a	12
seems to have been	12
the roman catholic church	12
the vicar of christ	12
was the first to	12
as a consequence of	12
the influence of the	12
as well as the	12
the fathers of the	12
of the most important	12
of the popes and	12
the medical school of	12
the first half of	12
the people of the	12
under the control of	12
is supposed to be	12
is easy to understand	12
university of the city	12
of the holy ghost	11
the foundation of the	11
from the fact that	11
the popes and the	11
the golden age of	11
wrote a series of	11
at the expense of	11
in the nineteenth century	11
of the catholic church	11
head of the church	11
the development of anatomy	11
subjects of the pope	11
is the author of	11
to the study of	11
to the time of	11
the university of the	11
circulation of the blood	11
is said to have	11
of the holy father	11
one of the physicians	11
the sake of the	11
of the fact that	11
the part of the	11
to be able to	11
beginning of the fourteenth	11
care of the insane	11
in the minds of	11
in order that the	11
are supposed to be	11
of medicine and surgery	11
there can be no	11
the hands of the	11
of church opposition to	10
to the history of	10
the church of god	10
during the fourteenth century	10
end of the thirteenth	10
opposition of the church	10
at the roman college	10
under the name of	10
first half of the	10
at the medieval universities	10
fathers of the church	10
history of the warfare	10
of the temporal power	10
sense of the word	10
of the warfare of	10
in the name of	10
the study of anatomy	10
the name of the	10
the count de rayneval	10
must be considered as	10
of pope boniface viii	10
the states of the	10
church opposition to science	10
to whom we owe	10
it may be said	10
states of the church	10
on the other side	10
the circulation of the	10
of the eighteenth century	10
he was one of	10
in the fourteenth century	10
in a position to	9
it is interesting to	9
over and over again	9
to the practice of	9
the other side of	9
the fourteenth and fifteenth	9
supposed papal prohibition of	9
the papal physicians of	9
warfare of science with	9
regard to the supposed	9
to the end of	9
the authority of the	9
of the church in	9
a place in the	9
the temporal power of	9
the question of the	9
the study of medicine	9
in the physical sciences	9
did not hesitate to	9
so much for the	9
in the case of	9
there is not a	9
that there was no	9
science in the middle	9
of the relations of	9
the chapter on the	9
of caring for the	9
relations of the popes	9
said to have been	9
the popes to science	9
beginning of the thirteenth	9
for the purpose of	9
it would have been	9
the university of paris	9
care of the sick	9
his history of the	9
as far as possible	9
supposed to have been	9
physicians of pope clement	9
of science with theology	9
the warfare of science	9
the history of surgery	9
it is true that	9
it is impossible to	8
no doubt at all	8
the interests of the	8
of the men who	8
of the th of	8
of the science of	8
with regard to anatomy	8
in the presence of	8
the university of perugia	8
in our own time	8
it is not surprising	8
hospital of the holy	8
in connection with the	8
of pope paul iii	8
of the middle class	8
the universities of the	8
of the papal court	8
other side of the	8
as the father of	8
temporal power of the	8
about the middle of	8
the control of the	8
does not hesitate to	8
the physician of pope	8
the interest of the	8
in order that they	8
at a time when	8
physicians of pope paul	8
that there is no	8
in the eyes of	8
for the benefit of	8
and the beginning of	8
the popes of the	8
the history of education	8
nine millions of catholics	8
golden age of anatomy	8
of a series of	8
that it was not	8
was summoned to rome	8
during the nineteenth century	8
the degree of doctor	8
during the first half	8
of the holy see	8
may be found in	8
one of the best	8
the university of bologna	8
of the roman catholic	7
in the opinion of	7
is supposed to have	7
in the early part	7
that it would be	7
of pope clement viii	7
the works of the	7
in our own day	7
not only in the	7
for the first time	7
relation of the popes	7
in the university of	7
the knowledge of the	7
people of the middle	7
to say with regard	7
that there was a	7
of the circulation of	7
on the th of	7
of the practice of	7
centuries and a half	7
of medicine in the	7
as well as in	7
a volume on the	7
the popes and science	7
the fact that he	7
development of medical science	7
a book on the	7
a member of the	7
we shall see in	7
list of papal physicians	7
the relation of the	7
and the church of	7
correction of the calendar	7
down to our own	7
of the present day	7
in england before the	7
the development of the	7
regard to the popes	7
of the most prominent	7
the science of the	7
supposed opposition of the	7
of anatomy at the	7
in spite of this	7
had been a professor	7
a series of books	7
opposition on the part	7
he was the first	7
in the church of	7
the supposed papal prohibition	7
the early part of	7
the opposition of the	7
say with regard to	7
the rest of the	7
between the church and	7
the lives of the	7
be no doubt that	7
the attitude of the	7
is all the more	7
the hospital of the	7
be one of the	7
a treatise on the	7
church in england before	7
it was not until	7
the result of the	7
the development of medical	7
the first of the	7
at the present moment	7
for the most part	7
he had been a	7
the presence of the	7
the emperor charles v	7
the bull of pope	7
to our own time	7
the expense of the	7
be looked upon as	7
in such a way	7
the anatomy of the	7
those who have been	7
in the annals of	7
almost needless to say	7
of the medical school	7
the church and science	7
of the greatest of	7
science at the medieval	6
in the middle of	6
made a series of	6
on science at the	6
the course of time	6
in the province of	6
to be the case	6
with the beginning of	6
is no doubt at	6
and some of them	6
in the united states	6
all over the world	6
to those who have	6
in a few years	6
lack of knowledge of	6
would seem to be	6
of the twentieth century	6
father of modern surgery	6
the cultivation of the	6
the men who were	6
at least in the	6
wrote a volume on	6
the sixteenth century the	6
the church of christ	6
the real history of	6
in the body of	6
a part of the	6
library and historical journal	6
the service of the	6
for the maintenance of	6
for over a thousand	6
the correction of the	6
the university of montpelier	6
the men of the	6
and the history of	6
the present church of	6
the date of the	6
history of the universities	6
we are apt to	6
said with regard to	6
the history of medical	6
to bring out the	6
can be no doubt	6
medical library and historical	6
bull of pope john	6
between religion and science	6
in the development of	6
the members of the	6
in medicine and surgery	6
there must have been	6
looked upon as one	6
order that they may	6
of the universities of	6
that there are many	6
the midst of the	6
spite of the fact	6
pope paul iii was	6
that are supposed to	6
history of medicine in	6
as a student of	6
men of his time	6
one of the papal	6
end of the fifteenth	6
canon and civil law	6
still another of the	6
there seems to be	6
the middle ages and	6
as far as the	6
toward the end of	6
in the person of	6
that he was the	6
upon as one of	6
in the science of	6
in touch with the	6
and there is no	6
in spite of his	6
the development of science	6
vicar of jesus christ	6
easy to understand that	6
universities of the thirteenth	6
of the hospital of	6
catholic summer school press	6
the number of the	6
knowledge of the history	6
the origin of the	6
we have come to	6
the practice of surgery	6
he wrote a series	6
in various parts of	6
with regard to them	6
to take up the	6
the benefit of the	6
and a series of	6
the discovery of the	6
of the united states	6
is with regard to	6
the supposed opposition of	6
a great deal of	6
would not have been	6
up the study of	6
the middle ages were	6
the dignity of the	6
to the sixteenth century	6
the statutes of the	6
the generations of the	6
lives of the men	6
medical school of the	6
to think that the	6
story of the papal	6
litteraire de la france	6
early part of the	6
present church of england	6
so far as to	6
in his chapter on	6
of pope leo x	6
in the next century	6
in the time of	6
over a thousand years	6
what we now call	6
the eyes of the	6
bull of pope boniface	6
shall see in the	6
one hundred and thirty	6
authority of the pope	6
to be one of	6
conspiracy against the truth	6
from the beginning of	6
histoire litteraire de la	6
whom we owe the	6
members of the church	6
of the development of	6
was looked upon as	6
if we were to	6
to the extent of	6
in the service of	6
sixteenth and seventeenth centuries	6
of the existence of	5
of the attitude of	5
of anatomy and surgery	5
strange as it may	5
come out of the	5
on the one hand	5
in the states of	5
science in his time	5
during the fourteenth and	5
seems to be no	5
of the medical profession	5
the medical library and	5
the attention of the	5
directly under the control	5
from the time of	5
in the italian universities	5
the facts of history	5
of knowledge of the	5
a conspiracy against the	5
the indestructibility of matter	5
professor of medicine at	5
be found in his	5
fact that he was	5
of the physicians to	5
the papal relations to	5
considered as one of	5
church and the popes	5
the second half of	5
of the papal medical	5
a kindly and rational	5
during the course of	5
the next two centuries	5
in which he was	5
the th of may	5
he is the author	5
of his time and	5
attention to the fact	5
he was able to	5
to be found at	5
to such an extent	5
under the direction of	5
the nature of the	5
that the church was	5
is not to be	5
science with theology in	5
it must be remembered	5
of the golden age	5
various parts of europe	5
it is not hard	5
for the relief of	5
is likely to be	5
the church of rome	5
that they may be	5
to our knowledge of	5
to come to rome	5
of the supposed papal	5
he was invited to	5
he was summoned to	5
college of physicians of	5
side of the apennines	5
the reason for this	5
it is clear that	5
be best appreciated from	5
of those who have	5
in the city of	5
which was published at	5
has come to be	5
in the interest of	5
parts of the world	5
are said to have	5
before the end of	5
the treatment of the	5
summoned to rome to	5
and at the same	5
the university of cambridge	5
the bodies of the	5
in point of fact	5
what was to be	5
history of medicine and	5
from the standpoint of	5
to be considered as	5
the government of the	5
the population of the	5
as might be expected	5
of the experimental method	5
beginning of the nineteenth	5
the middle ages in	5
to be no doubt	5
out of the church	5
put an end to	5
the church was opposed	5
as with regard to	5
kindly and rational scholar	5
in the renaissance period	5
it is not the	5
the minds of those	5
out of the nazareth	5
supposed to be the	5
during the thirteenth and	5
it will not be	5
the professor of anatomy	5
it is with regard	5
wrote a book on	5
and not a few	5
the fifteenth century was	5
interests of the church	5
of the holy spirit	5
popes and the church	5
just exactly the same	5
in the next chapter	5
for his knowledge of	5
of doctor of medicine	5
nothing to do with	5
royal college of physicians	5
england before the reformation	5
the middle ages as	5
will be found in	5
of the time and	5
chapter on science at	5
he was not a	5
at the time of	5
seems to have had	5
is by no means	5
that he was one	5
of medicine and of	5
for the treatment of	5
the chapter on science	5
of the sacred college	5
the list of papal	5
is the best possible	5
he also wrote a	5
in one of the	5
was not yet thirty	5
our knowledge of the	5
with regard to it	5
the church to science	5
the sixteenth and seventeenth	5
to have been the	5
of the council of	5
of the pope and	5
that one of the	5
of the ecclesiastical authorities	5
in proportion to the	5
and the fact that	5
it seems to me	5
caring for the insane	5
of the college of	5
by any bond in	5
serve to show how	5
members of religious orders	5
physic at the university	5
the transmutation of metals	5
the necessity for the	5
he made a series	5
doctor of medicine and	5
the church of the	5
laid the foundation of	5
degree of doctor of	5
medicine and surgery in	5
sense of the term	5
and as a consequence	5
the greatest of the	5
not a few of	5
the popes to medical	5
to the holy see	5
papal university at rome	5
in his article on	5
was another of the	5
from time to time	5
the early history of	5
of a man who	5
the significance of the	5
of which we have	5
one of the distinguished	5
of the relation of	5
a matter of course	5
a large number of	5
with theology in christendom	5
makers of modern medicine	5
of some of the	5
it was in the	5
church was opposed to	5
the restoration of the	5
are supposed to have	5
to do with the	5
of the sovereign pontiff	5
to the nineteenth century	5
it is said that	5
the light of the	5
policy of the church	5
looked upon as the	5
as well as for	5
that there was nothing	5
of the eleventh century	5
of the fathers of	5
if i were to	5
the policy of the	5
be considered as one	5
will serve to show	5
of wounds of the	5
the progress of science	5
bodies of the dead	5
professor of anatomy at	5
attracted the attention of	5
of the insane in	5
surgery during the middle	5
in order to make	5
minds of those who	5
wounds of the neck	5
as we know them	5
seem to have been	5
the last quarter of	5
of the medieval period	5
to the conclusion that	5
the chair of anatomy	5
are apt to think	5
was the founder of	5
in intimate relations with	5
in the twentieth century	5
it seems worth while	5
in any way to	5
for the correction of	5
down to the time	5
the papal physicians were	5
in order to be	5
to our own day	5
that he was a	5
of him that he	5
the kingdom of the	5
of the progress of	5
end of the sixteenth	5
as we have seen	5
his work on the	5
professor at the university	5
of the nazareth of	5
men of the middle	5
about the history of	5
kingdom of the pope	5
in the mediterranean provinces	5
medicine at the university	5
in the matter is	5
that most of the	5
the archbishop of canterbury	4
the character of the	4
of the significance of	4
the roman medical school	4
is tied up and	4
and wrote a series	4
the science of astronomy	4
even to the most	4
the nineteenth century was	4
physicians of his time	4
if there be any	4
tells the story of	4
is at the present	4
that is supposed to	4
the infallibility of the	4
half of the fifteenth	4
the life of me	4
as a result of	4
what is most modern	4
the light of this	4
it would be easy	4
was supposed to be	4
attitude of the church	4
scientific medicine and surgery	4
the best in the	4
to the number of	4
for the cure of	4
to the treatment of	4
familiar with the history	4
to believe that the	4
for those who have	4
the cutting up of	4
power of the popes	4
such a way as	4
in the hope of	4
the intimate friend of	4
the th of september	4
physicians of pope leo	4
down to the renaissance	4
in the realm of	4
the study of the	4
at the roman university	4
to such a degree	4
to have been a	4
that they may not	4
end of his life	4
relations of medicine and	4
of philosophy and of	4
the university of pisa	4
to bring about the	4
half a century before	4
be out of place	4
the power of the	4
the present time one	4
all parts of the	4
the work of the	4
know nothing of the	4
when he was a	4
with regard to him	4
anyone who knows the	4
the way in which	4
the second decade of	4
centuries after his time	4
at the papal university	4
history of the conflict	4
part of the country	4
from miracles to medicine	4
the most prominent physicians	4
the fact that this	4
genuine gold and silver	4
that there must have	4
to education and science	4
of physic at the	4
the words of the	4
nervous and mental diseases	4
the fashion of the	4
of the faculty of	4
the kingdom of heaven	4
of medicine at the	4
was published in the	4
attitude of mind of	4
chapter on from miracles	4
is most modern in	4
a number of his	4
part of the popes	4
he does not hesitate	4
came to be looked	4
of the german emperor	4
is that of a	4
philosophy and of medicine	4
generations of the middle	4
one of the first	4
there has been no	4
the meaning of the	4
to the catholic church	4
last quarter of the	4
it was felt that	4
will have to be	4
the doctrine of the	4
who had been the	4
of guy de chauliac	4
must be remembered that	4
it is no wonder	4
it will be seen	4
degree of doctor in	4
of the papal bull	4
of the pope in	4
were not likely to	4
himself one of the	4
medical teaching in the	4
the erection of the	4
for more than a	4
and above all of	4
of the rise of	4
at the command of	4
the sciences related to	4
any bond in the	4
of those who were	4
physicians of pope julius	4
to admit that the	4
of the papal relations	4
would enable them to	4
down to the present	4
the thirteenth and the	4
a few years ago	4
had not as yet	4
the arts and crafts	4
at the university at	4
the experimental method in	4
for its own sake	4
pope clement viii was	4
middle of the fifteenth	4
is not hard to	4
been a professor of	4
of faith and morals	4
sciences related to medicine	4
the thirteenth century in	4
of the subjects of	4
proper sense of the	4
the secretary of state	4
the holy roman church	4
of the people of	4
papal opposition to science	4
was famous for his	4
opposition to science in	4
of the medical attendants	4
the position of the	4
under the head of	4
only those who are	4
for the study of	4
end of the fourteenth	4
more than a year	4
the century of columbus	4
of the olden time	4
the doctorate in medicine	4
thirteenth greatest of centuries	4
would be easy to	4
power of the pope	4
he is tied up	4
it does not seem	4
be considered as a	4
no doubt that he	4
come to be recognized	4
as well as his	4
of medicine during the	4
is for the best	4
in the medieval period	4
the causes of the	4
opposition to the development	4
the care of patients	4
at the age of	4
at the early age	4
to the bull of	4
time one of the	4
the middle ages toward	4
the end of his	4
cut off from the	4
to the emperor charles	4
the sentence of excommunication	4
the facts of the	4
a number of the	4
bond in the history	4
from all over the	4
to the amount of	4
as i have already	4
by the force of	4
just as soon as	4
the existence of the	4
the result of his	4
inclined to think that	4
for the life of	4
the truth of the	4
at the rate of	4
allowed themselves to be	4
william of salicet and	4
the ecclesiastical authorities and	4
the purpose of the	4
of the transmutation of	4
article on the history	4
of science in the	4
which was published in	4
even in our own	4
the tradition of the	4
lest it should be	4
the body of this	4
a student of nature	4
of the roman university	4
it was to be	4
discoverer of the circulation	4
his history of surgery	4
patronage of the popes	4
down to the nineteenth	4
the spirit of truth	4
it very clear that	4
a special study of	4
but it is not	4
every country in europe	4
to show that the	4
to the science of	4
the people from the	4
end of the eighteenth	4
one of the classics	4
and the author of	4
in the face of	4
of the church for	4
occupied the post of	4
in order to prevent	4
by pope boniface viii	4
be reduced to nothingness	4
into the hands of	4
ever be reduced to	4
a prominent place in	4
more than a century	4
into the kingdom of	4
history of anatomy in	4
della medicina in italia	4
know nothing at all	4
no doubt that the	4
the light of these	4
foundation of the universities	4
of the conflict between	4
it may be well	4
the histoire litteraire de	4
to the relations of	4
there is an italian	4
the south of france	4
of the roman pontiffs	4
with the ecclesiastical authorities	4
the medical schools of	4
of the pontifical government	4
but this is a	4
anatomy of the human	4
it is hard to	4
that it is not	4
one of those who	4
to be due to	4
a way as to	4
is spoken of as	4
especially with regard to	4
the latter part of	4
in the sight of	4
different from what is	4
time makers of medicine	4
after the manner of	4
in the medieval universities	4
state of affairs in	4
of the knowledge of	4
reform of the calendar	4
the college of physicians	4
the physician and his	4
discovery of the circulation	4
all is for the	4
according to president white	4
he was the founder	4
with the idea that	4
as the author of	4
the province of bologna	4
to those who are	4
the principle of the	4
of what we now	4
to go out of	4
of the statutes of	4
the course of the	4
only with regard to	4
between the church in	4
the aphorisms of hippocrates	4
those who know nothing	4
spread of the disease	4
years after the bull	4
serve to show that	4
on the nature of	4
a time when the	4
the vicar of jesus	4
the fact that it	4
it has often been	4
of education in the	4
the fact that a	4
the minds of the	4
the support of the	4
history of science in	4
of education and of	4
the papal university at	4
of information with regard	4
medical science in the	4
opposition between the church	4
in his life of	4
tied up and limited	4
as in the case	4
who is not a	4
to the sovereign pontiff	4
pope leo x was	4
the opinion of the	4
of the vicar of	4
of the details of	4
of the province of	4
of the states of	4
with the history of	4
under the protection of	4
had the advantage of	4
ignorance of the history	4
by the name of	4
the foundation of city	4
after the death of	4
that he did not	4
the aid of the	4
after the middle of	4
the gates of hell	4
of the holy week	4
was to be expected	4
the case of the	4
the historical relations of	4
that there can be	4
the plebeians of the	4
and practice of medicine	4
anatomy down to the	4
of him as a	4
the holy see and	4
best in the world	4
of anatomy during the	4
the medical school at	4
of the possibility of	4
the advance of science	4
of pope nicholas v	4
the representatives of the	4
medicine in the middle	4
of the church with	4
pope and the bishops	4
before the beginning of	4
if you wish to	4
half of the sixteenth	4
treatment of the insane	4
beginning of the renaissance	4
beginning of the seventeenth	4
beginning of the twentieth	4
the conclusion that the	4
of his colleagues in	4
him that he was	4
the early age of	4
the surface of the	4
of the state of	4
there would have been	4
regard to the papal	4
of rome and the	4
a portion of the	4
true with regard to	4
with regard to science	4
and seems to have	4
in the papal capital	4
of the features of	4
those who are familiar	4
during the preceding century	4
the attitude of mind	4
the royal college of	4
conflict between religion and	4
who are familiar with	4
in the church in	4
nothing at all about	4
in order to secure	4
there are records of	4
professor at the sapienza	4
for the express purpose	4
that all is for	4
it is only in	4
the son of a	4
the inventor of the	4
and as a matter	4
on the historical relations	4
to be looked upon	4
that he should have	4
the danger of wounds	4
the fact is that	4
at all of the	4
of medicine and the	4
on the papal medical	4
of a number of	4
the middle ages is	4
anatomy at the university	4
under the patronage of	4
attitude of the popes	4
in order that he	4
the use of the	4
historical relations of medicine	4
the establishment of a	4
the point of view	4
in the collection of	4
the papal court was	4
a few years later	4
not be out of	4
of the fifteenth and	4
some idea of the	4
danger of wounds of	4
in accordance with the	4
in the chair of	4
chair of anatomy at	4
the conflict between religion	4
the return of the	4
on the aphorisms of	4
on from miracles to	4
is not surprising that	4
the express purpose of	4
papal prohibition of chemistry	4
knowledge with regard to	4
is an italian nation	4
of the pope are	4
of the city and	4
subjects of the holy	4
chapter on the papal	4
foundation of city hospitals	4
may be said that	4
were in intimate relations	4
for the practice of	4
and a number of	4
the idea of the	4
continued to be the	4
take up the study	4
the nazareth of the	4
would have been the	4
if you were to	4
in the medical library	4
storia della medicina in	4
the church and her	4
the medical attendants of	4
it should be thought	4
with regard to which	4
the capital of the	4
the university of cahors	4
to the present time	4
purpose of the papacy	4
the holy father has	4
a hundred years ago	4
science in the medieval	4
infallibility of the pope	4
the founder of the	4
and physician of pope	4
that a man who	4
second half of the	4
of the men of	4
told the story of	4
of the physical sciences	4
of chemistry during the	4
of those who know	4
to take advantage of	4
of the popes in	4
and at the end	4
have been able to	4
of the foundation of	4
he did not hesitate	4
the order of the	4
the same time the	4
are to be found	4
the patronage of the	4
of the inductive method	4
there is absolutely no	4
the ideas of the	4
of the classics of	4
of the value of	4
have been accustomed to	4
the shedding of blood	4
that he had been	4
increased the power of	3
the shores of the	3
a type of the	3
of the monte di	3
the practical side of	3
medicine during the thirteenth	3
until the nineteenth century	3
the international scientific series	3
in the possibility of	3
the application of the	3
university man and science	3
became one of the	3
lives of the papal	3
the sight of god	3
of the end of	3
be down to the	3
the times before the	3
it has seemed worth	3
the papal physicians in	3
for a long time	3
a man who had	3
it is known that	3
by a magic word	3
of the medical faculty	3
second decade of the	3
impression with regard to	3
supposed to be much	3
a good deal of	3
which went through a	3
the case in the	3
he gave up his	3
to the medical sciences	3
papal physicians of the	3
there are a number	3
regius professor of physic	3
the first to point	3
closely in touch with	3
secretary of state is	3
the tribunal of bologna	3
beginning of the last	3
mentions the fact that	3
relations of science and	3
are not wanting in	3
on the popes and	3
prevent the development of	3
that the heart is	3
church with regard to	3
to the rest of	3
physician to charles v	3
before and after the	3
popes to medical science	3
of the count de	3
times before the reformation	3
hardening of the kidneys	3
found in the appendix	3
the popes did for	3
that the work of	3
in anatomy and the	3
to do is to	3
expressions with regard to	3
been accustomed to think	3
great scientists of the	3
renzi in his storia	3
the erection of a	3
has a right to	3
the human body was	3
science on the part	3
declared to be the	3
him one of the	3
tried to kill him	3
the church of san	3
after three years devoted	3
nearly half a century	3
a few of them	3
a history of the	3
period of the history	3
can be but one	3
from the hands of	3
became a papal city	3
nothing of the kind	3
piercing a waxen image	3
he is mentioned in	3
it was he who	3
tolerance for scientific investigation	3
integral part of the	3
country in the world	3
lay the foundation of	3
the most distinguished teachers	3
the penalty of death	3
says with regard to	3
and in virtue of	3
the reform of the	3
without at the same	3
episcopus servus servorum dei	3
the medieval university man	3
the middle ages did	3
a man of great	3
the sick in the	3
history of the papal	3
the consolations of religion	3
for a time in	3
same thing is true	3
the popes and medical	3
due to the fact	3
the present bishop of	3
he was not only	3
pope and the cardinals	3
anglican theory of continuity	3
not hard to show	3
his chapter on from	3
a knowledge of the	3
the standpoint of the	3
is the sort of	3
science as they were	3
all will ever be	3
is not only a	3
been the subject of	3
into the public treasury	3
of the apostolic see	3
was made a bishop	3
that he is not	3
bull of boniface viii	3
such as to make	3
know anything about the	3
for their medical school	3
have said in the	3
jesuits at the roman	3
most important of the	3
and in doing so	3
by those who are	3
the decision of the	3
prone to think that	3
who was looked upon	3
far from being an	3
the health of the	3
more than anything else	3
the development of surgery	3
on the seed sown	3
and the papal medical	3
of pope alexander vi	3
hospitals of the thirteenth	3
middle of the thirteenth	3
medical school of salerno	3
for three centuries after	3
his great work on	3
may say at once	3
to italy to complete	3
science of the time	3
and wrote a book	3
statutes of the college	3
of mind of the	3
hampered the progress of	3
had quite a different	3
healing by first intention	3
and not by the	3
the significance of their	3
three millions of men	3
are in danger of	3
the bull of boniface	3
the separation of the	3
the suture of divided	3
institutions for the care	3
was so great that	3
the deposit of faith	3
in his denunciation of	3
the greatest medical school	3
the coming of the	3
ad perpetuam rei memoriam	3
southern part of italy	3
it might perhaps be	3
quarter of the thirteenth	3
are only to be	3
and as far as	3
the same sort of	3
his adhesion to the	3
of the way in	3
to the influence of	3
history of medicine that	3
regard to the heavens	3
physicians of pope alexander	3
the glory of the	3
the text of the	3
a hundred and thirty	3
those who have not	3
has seemed to me	3
the th of june	3
the present time in	3
of the popes of	3
that many of these	3
chapter on papal physicians	3
all that there was	3
series of books on	3
such a way that	3
stone in the kidney	3
by his latin name	3
as soon as they	3
quite sure that he	3
sorcerers can shut up	3
might perhaps be thought	3
to the present day	3
is famous for his	3
is a matter of	3
the details of the	3
in the capital of	3
the most important of	3
he was not yet	3
of doctor in medicine	3
to the chair of	3
so much about the	3
if there had been	3
suture of divided nerves	3
with regard to those	3
parts of europe for	3
a series of monographs	3
the middle class is	3
three years devoted to	3
into the history of	3
on a number of	3
no doubt that this	3
made with regard to	3
of the great series	3
was a professor at	3
of anatomy at bologna	3
studien zur geschichte der	3
the same time to	3
is recalled that this	3
half of this century	3
the university at rome	3
in the anglican church	3
interesting to find that	3
every part of the	3
the post of physician	3
autopsy on a living	3
of the modern time	3
a good description of	3
are usually supposed to	3
first to point out	3
of the great renaissance	3
the person of the	3
it was from here	3
for the next two	3
the same as that	3
been a conspiracy against	3
erection of the university	3
education and of science	3
of the galileo incident	3
the dogma of papal	3
the basilica of st	3
the treatment of patients	3
as pointed out by	3
control of the popes	3
want of prison accommodation	3
known by his latin	3
to note that the	3
his book on the	3
over the face of	3
will be best appreciated	3
i have said before	3
surgery was considered dishonorable	3
on the foundation of	3
is not a trace	3
who have been accustomed	3
of the distribution of	3
people from the clutch	3
was at the same	3
in their power to	3
the time when the	3
the decretal of boniface	3
for the doctorate in	3
as it may seem	3
time the popes were	3
name of the devil	3
the inhabitants of sonnino	3
declared that it was	3
the pope and his	3
work with regard to	3
regard to the attitude	3
on a living person	3
it is recalled that	3
i may say that	3
the word of god	3
was distinguished for his	3
in the government of	3
paragraph with regard to	3
of the population of	3
ought to be the	3
are by no means	3
to us by the	3
to pope pius iv	3
and the liberal arts	3
but it seems to	3
spanish and english america	3
the present and the	3
as to make them	3
to be given to	3
a professor of medicine	3
conclusions with regard to	3
with regard to education	3
i am sure that	3
the mode in which	3
of the lives of	3
to have been of	3
encouraged in every way	3
the church of st	3
care of the ailing	3
to devote himself to	3
in the undergraduate department	3
anatomy in the middle	3
of medicine at pisa	3
a sin against the	3
up scientific medicine and	3
as they were in	3
a short sketch of	3
his native town of	3
tribute to pope innocent	3
is concerned with the	3
difficult to understand how	3
post of papal physician	3
the author of this	3
the supposed papal opposition	3
for his work in	3
medical attendants of the	3
when they are not	3
went down into italy	3
will not hear the	3
he was looked upon	3
so far as i	3
the history of culture	3
certain it is that	3
the spirit of the	3
that time in the	3
for the support of	3
beginning of the eleventh	3
aid in the medieval	3
in the thirteenth and	3
men of their time	3
through a number of	3
to pope paul iii	3
order that he might	3
surgery at this time	3
on the occasion of	3
regard to the relations	3
i cannot for the	3
in the direction of	3
in the days of	3
in his work on	3
of the sick in	3
anglican archbishop of canterbury	3
of opposition on the	3
intellectual development of europe	3
was the medical attendant	3
of the facts of	3
the minds of many	3
this is of course	3
to pope clement viii	3
the physicians to pope	3
known in the history	3
in his storia della	3
a score of years	3
down to italy to	3
the distinction of being	3
a number of important	3
medicine as well as	3
of one hundred and	3
early history of the	3
that a number of	3
to the middle class	3
of the medical sciences	3
the popes must be	3
to the teachings of	3
chemistry in the fourteenth	3
regard to education and	3
the pope in the	3
department of human knowledge	3
be found in a	3
stories with regard to	3
of a book on	3
physicians of the city	3
the last seven centuries	3
the result of a	3
catholic churchmen in science	3
by means of dissections	3
the council of finances	3
down to the sixteenth	3
in the domain of	3
upon the progress of	3
de renzi in his	3
that department of medicine	3
though there is no	3
some of them were	3
that the roman pontiff	3
address on the historical	3
in which it was	3
edition of this volume	3
the face of the	3
in the mind of	3
letter of petrus peregrinus	3
the best possible proof	3
his motu proprio of	3
of anatomy down to	3
son of the church	3
part of the church	3
founder of a new	3
at his own expense	3
that the study of	3
the method by which	3
to the care of	3
men and women by	3
that pope boniface viii	3
he must have been	3
to be used for	3
the custom of the	3
or as he is	3
his profession of medicine	3
most of those who	3
first quarter of the	3
is not surprising to	3
the favor of the	3
the story of his	3
with the purpose of	3
a consequence of the	3
out the fact that	3
in the sense that	3
that the pope and	3
zur geschichte der anatomie	3
the development of scientific	3
that he had made	3
of a medical school	3
dissection of the human	3
up devils in mirrors	3
hunt down the miscreants	3
the great scientists of	3
sin against the holy	3
of canon and civil	3
him as one of	3
to say of him	3
students from all over	3
will ever be reduced	3
the theory and practice	3
make it very clear	3
in attendance at the	3
thirty years of age	3
which had come into	3
of theology with science	3
his relations to the	3
of the roman church	3
the great body of	3
of the treatment of	3
inhabitants to the square	3
his storia della medicina	3
shape of the earth	3
some of the greatest	3
the great series of	3
to the supposed opposition	3
friend and physician of	3
opposition of the popes	3
regulation of the practice	3
the recognition of the	3
we have already said	3
to one of the	3
with regard to what	3
among the most distinguished	3
the work of these	3
history of medicine is	3
what is called the	3
the university of mexico	3
of the head of	3
by the lips of	3
of europe for this	3
the last ten years	3
he wrote a volume	3
of the opposition of	3
really one of the	3
a man of the	3
of the relationship of	3
in order to show	3
there is abundant evidence	3
i have preferred to	3
the teachings of the	3
to hunt down the	3
and the ecclesiastical authorities	3
the most distinguished medical	3
of the lack of	3
appreciated from the fact	3
to understand how there	3
best appreciated from the	3
to the ideas of	3
for the same reason	3
professor of anatomy and	3
it would be well	3
by piercing a waxen	3
from one to the	3
europe for this purpose	3
in connection with his	3
in the order of	3
formal list of papal	3
we have said in	3
up and limited by	3
not have been a	3
within the space of	3
man of the thirteenth	3
all the rest of	3
at the head of	3
end of the world	3
this would seem to	3
this time the popes	3
the names of those	3
of the most beautiful	3
the cost of the	3
in his native town	3
the fifteenth and the	3
body of this book	3
referred to in the	3
seems worth while to	3
a professor at the	3
what is the consequence	3
the virtues of the	3
a consequence of this	3
was in the papal	3
post of physician to	3
and some of the	3
in the world of	3
to say that the	3
to think of as	3
the prestige of the	3
in the hope that	3
the whole history of	3
the evolution of science	3
dissection for anatomical purposes	3
of the roman college	3
difference between traditional and	3
to have come from	3
apt to think of	3
the middle class has	3
that he does not	3
the fact that these	3
will be seen that	3
of what is most	3
on the necessity for	3
one of these was	3
the present time the	3
we are prone to	3
surgery in the middle	3
history of science has	3
under the influence of	3
of the continuity theory	3
in which it is	3
that the popes did	3
is hard to understand	3
all that we know	3
should be thought that	3
probably the most important	3
a waxen image of	3
build up scientific medicine	3
at the universities of	3
four hundred years ago	3
went down to italy	3
the great mass of	3
great work on anatomy	3
are a number of	3
as might be thought	3
to science in the	3
bulls of john xxii	3
in the first place	3
the roll of the	3
is so different from	3
as is well known	3
one to the other	3
just as far as	3
supposed prohibition of dissection	3
the hospitals of the	3
his colleagues in medicine	3
passage with regard to	3
regard to this subject	3
that it was a	3
in the south of	3
history of medical science	3
belonged to the clerical	3
holy house of loretto	3
the provinces of the	3
an account of the	3
under the dominion of	3
for the simple reason	3
in a number of	3
that there is a	3
six millions of acres	3
all the world knows	3
to the bodies of	3
at the moment of	3
is very different from	3
make it clear that	3
the early days of	3
of anatomy and physiology	3
i do not think	3
of the name of	3
the evolution of the	3
who have allowed themselves	3
him to be a	3
church of england to	3
women by a magic	3
has to say with	3
the thirteenth century the	3
of the next century	3
the good of the	3
for the history of	3
on the fact that	3
pope julius ii was	3
to be down to	3
of the royal college	3
i have tried to	3
vegetable and animal physiology	3
to kill him by	3
the level of the	3
in the papal university	3
one who is not	3
bull super illius specula	3
faithful and obedient to	3
in spiritual and ecclesiastical	3
there is a very	3
and that it was	3
bull against the comet	3
hospitals of the holy	3
regard to those who	3
is founded on a	3
the court of the	3
by the rest of	3
on the subject of	3
not a little of	3
with the image of	3
as physician to the	3
the anglican theory of	3
with regard to medical	3
those who refuse to	3
has a place in	3
the study of science	3
the investigation of nature	3
of him with needles	3
is not difficult to	3
that they are not	3
with regard to natural	3
for the use of	3
in every form of	3
at all will ever	3
can scarcely find words	3
as they were of	3
the king of france	3
at this time and	3
from day to day	3
did not dissect more	3
was to be a	3
to the middle ages	3
knew nothing about the	3
medieval university man and	3
his knowledge of medicine	3
the subject of the	3
relations of the church	3
an appendix to this	3
list of papal astronomers	3
men of his own	3
because of the supposed	3
wrote a work on	3
to show that there	3
in the papal medical	3
the suppression of the	3
authorities in the history	3
for the development of	3
was that of a	3
the details of his	3
that there was not	3
of our brother bishops	3
the murderer of a	3
one of these days	3
in his motu proprio	3
after the publication of	3
it is not in	3
for the regulation of	3
those who do not	3
papal physicians of pope	3
it has come to	3
knows anything about the	3
members of the medical	3
our chapter on surgery	3
contained in the original	3
in the original deposit	3
of the earth and	3
it is one of	3
the motu proprio of	3
a man who has	3
so far as the	3
that had been made	3
see in the chapter	3
anatomy at the papal	3
than those of the	3
the th of august	3
the th of april	3
the post of papal	3
a very general impression	3
the bishop of london	3
in exchange for the	3
interest in nature and	3
opposition to true science	3
half of the nineteenth	3
an integral part of	3
the relationship of the	3
in his time was	3
in a chapter of	3
the independence of the	3
many of these men	3
in the medical sciences	3
thrown into the bargain	3
the most distinguished of	3
opposition to science and	3
man of the middle	3
del popolo and the	3
on the diseases of	3
the papal bull against	3
and the experimental method	3
it is difficult to	3
have come to recognize	3
so long as they	3
it was not long	3
from the clutch of	3
on the practice of	3
some of the details	3
nothing at all of	3
in the last twenty	3
physicians of pope pius	3
hard to understand how	3
a greater degree than	3
of the roman princes	3
father of modern astronomy	3
most prominent physicians in	3
to a great extent	3
as well as physician	3
the medical department of	3
men whose names are	3
the church during the	3
might seem to be	3
and was one of	3
but on the contrary	3
as the most important	3
of the middle age	3
not be able to	3
taken the trouble to	3
to have had no	3
misinterpreted so as to	3
it is evident that	3
published at lyons in	3
the features of the	3
surgeons of the thirteenth	3
and the popes were	3
of the fourteenth and	3
the only way to	3
and in accordance with	3
when we recall how	3
the relations of science	3
the possibility of the	3
was the physician to	3
the church with regard	3
of the interference of	3
of the meaning of	3
the name of john	3
of the medieval universities	3
of the court of	3
of the truth of	3
up to the time	3
cannot for the life	3
which pertain to the	3
not yet thirty years	3
in the modern time	3
usually supposed to be	3
handbook of the history	3
in the habit of	3
the father of anatomy	3
with regard to our	3
might be accomplished by	3
the supposed prohibition of	3
the medical attendant of	3
and that it is	3
at the height of	3
is not a priest	3
by the collection of	3
a papal patron of	3
in the care of	3
the prerogative of infallibility	3
the text of this	3
twenty years after the	3
with regard to astronomy	3
from the middle ages	3
the holy house of	3
to realize that the	3
with regard to vesalius	3
the men to whom	3
assent of divine faith	3
the fact that his	3
the breadth of his	3
be gathered from the	3
traditions with regard to	3
a specimen of the	3
and the mentally afflicted	3
a century before the	3
the human body in	3
professor of physic at	3
and a commentary on	3
the spread of the	3
he is not a	3
the case of galileo	3
the nearer to rome	3
guild of the apothecaries	3
the plebeians of rome	3
in the histoire litteraire	3
with his hands on	3
it has always been	3
during most of the	3
for the insane is	3
the piazza del popolo	3
not in a position	3
the reason for the	3
of anatomy and chemistry	3
students and teachers of	3
save the people from	3
all of medicine and	3
not only is the	3
in which he lived	3
so long as he	3
middle ages did not	3
the physicians of his	3
the university of pennsylvania	3
would have been quite	3
will be remembered that	3
they are able to	3
the ecclesiastics of the	3
present bishop of london	3
in a letter to	3
in the existence of	3
they are to be	3
half of the fourteenth	3
waxen image of him	3
a commentary on the	3
there was much more	3
the resources of the	3
at the universities were	3
accustomed to think of	3
the matter of science	3
how is it that	3
is the result of	3
above all of medicine	3
the call of the	3
by means of a	3
one and the same	3
it was one of	3
that as a consequence	3
it had always been	3
nothing at all will	3
the consent of the	3
the strength of the	3
the fact that there	3
is true with regard	3
the tradition of church	3
to be in the	3
to the church and	3
for a time at	3
the body of the	3
out of the papal	3
been said with regard	3
when the pope was	3
he goes on to	3
cannot fail to be	3
the men who have	3
the holy ghost is	3
of ecclesiastical opposition to	3
we are about to	3
in the medical faculty	3
to the discipline and	3
the professorship of anatomy	3
universities of the middle	3
much has been said	3
about papal opposition to	3
that the nearer to	3
to lay the foundation	3
the clutch of superstition	3
to the interest of	3
from what is usually	3
shall be deprived of	3
the popes were as	3
the consequence is that	3
he was educated at	3
before the reformation so	3
of medical science and	3
the teaching of anatomy	3
within five years after	3
will not be out	3
the first quarter of	3
to give up the	3
down the miscreants who	3
the cure of disease	3
goes so far as	3
he would have been	3
as soon as the	3
story of the development	3
the president of the	3
the council of montpellier	3
a man who was	3
a matter of history	3
his hands on the	3
is almost needless to	3
to save the people	3
to the progress of	3
medical school at rome	3
the relations between the	3
will be remembered as	3
the existence of a	3
between traditional and documentary	3
those who know anything	3
in the open air	3
medical department of the	3
of the papal states	3
there is no real	3
the administration of justice	3
to be the most	3
the insane in the	3
to pope sixtus v	3
annals of anatomy and	3
for the advancement of	3
he is one of	3
in spite of all	3
papal prohibition of dissection	3
fashion of the day	3
dissection was carried on	3
title of father of	3
the thirteenth greatest of	3
after this he was	3
that there is something	3
in his opus tertium	3
government of the church	3
the reputation of the	3
that the church of	3
far as to say	3
not surprising to find	3
in the month of	3
of opposition to science	3
of physician to the	3
in the exercise of	3
the poor and the	3
the regulation of the	3
to find that the	3
in the last century	3
the false impression that	3
the cause of the	3
with regard to dissection	3
a certain number of	3
when not speaking ex	3
not as yet been	3
the jesuits at the	3
theory and practice of	3
of the papal revenues	3
of anatomy in the	3
image of him with	3
but it would be	3
the bull super illius	3
of the order of	3
the conservation of energy	3
regard to science in	3
school of the university	3
author of a book	3
in the practice of	3
the simple reason that	3
in many of the	3
we do not know	3
popes were at avignon	3
meant so much for	3
in order to obtain	3
that there was much	3
can scarcely fail to	3
that he might not	3
directly by the pope	3
was a kindly and	3
of the absence of	3
original documents in the	3
the privileges of the	3
to pope innocent iii	3
the advancement of science	3
his article on the	3
of the school of	3
that the church did	3
was likely to be	3
who knows anything about	3
we are in the	3
the pope of his	3
not hesitate to say	3
four grounds of human	3
in the world for	3
the letter of petrus	3
opposition to anatomical studies	3
there is but one	3
some way connected with	3
perhaps be thought that	3
the consulta di stato	3
the university of berlin	3
the science of his	3
not only was there	3
at the shrine of	3
papal relations to science	3
the santo spirito hospital	3
consultation of original documents	3
had charge of the	3
that the men who	3
made special studies in	3
to the beginning of	3
the house of a	3
tempted to come to	3
modern sense of the	3
to any one who	3
the significance of his	3
the king of naples	3
can be compared to	3
that the popes were	3
the church and surgery	3
for the good of	3
during the century following	3
may be gathered from	3
by those who know	3
is no less a	3
of anatomy and medicine	3
of the supposed opposition	3
when the holy father	3
the court of rome	3
all the more surprising	3
literature of the time	3
is to bring out	3
in the teaching of	3
physicians of pope nicholas	3
in the low countries	3
in spite of their	3
connected by any bond	3
of the santo spirito	3
the weight of the	3
warfare of theology with	3
the consideration of the	3
is comparatively easy to	3
it would be difficult	3
the assent of divine	3
that might be expected	3
an excellent example of	3
every now and then	3
in more modern times	3
middle of the nineteenth	3
physician to pope clement	3
united to the holy	3
had nothing to do	3
in the english colonies	3
have nothing to do	3
there was nothing to	3
of the roman nobility	3
patrons of science as	3
long conspiracy against the	3
have allowed themselves to	3
the great thirteenth century	3
nearer to rome the	3
an important place in	3
author of a series	3
the matter of the	3
the course of this	3
school and college life	3
had the misfortune to	3
the physician to pope	3
about the same time	3
shut up devils in	3
these men of the	3
the decisions of the	3
not hesitate to call	3
before the sixteenth century	3
is interesting to find	3
has seemed worth while	3
the hundred and thirty	3
intimate relations with the	3
was that of the	3
yet thirty years of	3
the courts of law	3
a number of editions	3
had tried to kill	3
in the word of	3
the part of ecclesiastics	3
rites of the church	3
the popes were at	3
of the inductive sciences	3
kill him by piercing	3
it is comparatively easy	3
became the physician of	3
attendants of the popes	3
in such a manner	3
grounds of human ignorance	3
important place in the	3
and women by a	3
at this time the	3
can shut up devils	3
history of the school	3
devoted himself to the	3
of the last quarter	3
the development of chemistry	3
was a papal city	3
to anyone who knows	3
him by piercing a	3
the catholic church alone	3
of spiritual interference in	3
of the dissection of	3
since the time of	3
the whole of the	3
for the removal of	3
but after a time	3
one of the popes	3
a series of volumes	3
of the highest order	3
so different from what	3
has been called the	3
in the evolution of	3
the real attitude of	3
and a man of	3
the medical sciences and	3
leaders of scientific thought	3
the latter half of	3
of vegetable and animal	3
by his own order	3
every branch of science	3
the motion of the	3
the end of time	3
mutual aid in the	3
were deeply interested in	3
make gold and silver	3
traditional and documentary history	3
of the new learning	3
well known for his	3
as if they were	3
tradition of church opposition	3
the middle ages are	3
supposed to be a	3
medical scientists of the	3
it is almost needless	3
and must not be	3
in conformity with the	3
clear that there was	3
as those of the	3
to the poor and	3
to him as a	3
the long conspiracy against	3
even when they are	3
of the pope will	3
to the university of	3
that this is the	3
the maintenance of the	3
at this time was	3
of medical teaching in	3
many of those who	3
church and the mentally	3
did so much to	3
the foundation of modern	3
the inventor of a	3
by the protection of	3
the meaning of this	3
of philosophy and medicine	3
is the only supreme	3
wrote a commentary on	3
the days of the	3
to the vicar of	3
of the early history	3
anyone who knows anything	3
ioannes episcopus servus servorum	3
in the treatment of	3
of those who are	3
treatises on chemical subjects	3
he would not have	3
to prove that the	3
of them in the	3
the diseases of the	3
by his contemporaries and	3
dominion of the popes	3
been a professor at	3
one of the pioneers	3
in science of the	3
made a special study	3
with some of the	3
that we know of	3
as the papal physicians	3
the touch of the	3
for him to have	3
the men who occupied	3
in the international scientific	3
we are able to	3
in some way connected	3
the value of the	3
it will be remembered	3
in every country in	3
of the work that	3
the name of a	3
the license to teach	3
be the first to	3
the mercante di campagna	3
of the church or	3
be the subject of	3
of science at the	3
so much on the	3
doctor of philosophy and	3
in the olden time	3
physician of the city	3
nothing could well be	3
about the beginning of	3
facts in the case	3
by a papal decree	3
of science and religion	3
the book of the	3
the direction of the	3
of pope julius iii	3
hospital of the santo	3
of mathematics and astronomy	3
interested in the subject	3
against the holy ghost	3
to settle the question	3
one of the features	3
in canon and civil	3
come to rome and	2
the physician of the	2
eighteenth and the beginning	2
honest student finds himself	2
papal medical school and	2
corrected a number of	2
that in the meantime	2
seemed to me that	2
as they do not	2
a century after his	2
usually said to have	2
the hands of a	2
the importance of the	2
as to forbid dissection	2
and a monograph on	2
more harm than good	2
distinguished for his knowledge	2
as a great original	2
in nineteenth century medicine	2
it seemed that the	2
the kings of england	2
be to thee as	2
discussion of this subject	2
to medicine during the	2
from this hour henceforth	2
century there was a	2
in the best sense	2
the grand duke of	2
with no very favourable	2
be declared incapable of	2
is that all the	2
the following works are	2
it was during the	2
of the great thirteenth	2
in the address on	2
who know anything about	2
at least a year	2
the note of the	2
any supposed opposition of	2
caused chemistry to be	2
a year or two	2
those of paris and	2
into the larval stage	2
of the great men	2
succeeded vesalius at padua	2
the franciscan monk of	2
medicine in our time	2
your holiness and of	2
has never been found	2
it is a great	2
the past seven centuries	2
on mutual aid in	2
formed a part of	2
fourth of the physicians	2
is in conformity with	2
phenomena mentioned by dante	2
of continuity in the	2
are prone to think	2
will be well understood	2
be seen that he	2
that there was opposition	2
and the influence of	2
as to make him	2