10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HYGIEIST»
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The administrative branch of the Government, presents to the hygieist almost
innumerable subjects for inquiry and examination. The sanitary police of a
kindgom, a province, a city, a district; the cleansing and lighting of the streets, &c.
; the ...
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British and Foreign Medico-chirurgical Review
The " Hygieist" is just as earnest in his appeal to experience, as the
homoeopathist, the hydropathist, or the mesmerist; and he has not a whit less
amount of it to offer. We think an apology is due to our readers for polluting our
pages with ...
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A Practical Medical Dictionary ...
The sum of all measures for the spread and popularization of public health
knowledge. hygieist (hi'je-ist) [G. hygieia, health.] One who gives special study to
the laws of health hygiene (hi'je-en) [G. hygieinos healthful.] The science of
health.
Thomas Lathrop Stedman,
1922
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The Century dictionary and cyclopedia: a work of universal ...
See hygieist. hygeology (hl-je-ol'g-ji), n. Same as hygiology. hyght, a- An
obsolete spelling of high. hyghet, ». and n. An obsolete variant of hie. Chaucer.
hygiean, a. See hygeian. 2. hygieist (hi'je-ist), n. [< Or. vyleta, health (see Mygeia)
, + -tst.
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith,
1906
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
See hygieist. hygeology (hl-je-ol'o-ji), n. Same as hygiology. hyght, a. An
obsolete spelling of high. hyghet, v. and n. An obsolete variant of hie. Chaucer.
hygiean, a. See hygeian. 2. hygieist (hl'je-ist), ». [< Gr. vyieia, health (see Hygeia)
, + -ist.] ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith,
1914
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The Medical times: a journal of medical science, literature, ...
these all claim the attention of the hygieist. It is upon public hygiene (the Board of
Health). that devolves the task to take precautions against the advent of
epidemics, or to check their progress ; it is public hygiene that organizes
everywhere ...
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
See hygieist. hygeology (hi-je-ol''o-ji), n. Same as hygiology. hyght, a. An
obsolete spelling of high. hyghet, v. and n. An obsolete variant of hie. Chaucer.
hygiean, a. See hygeian, 2. hygieist (hi'je-ist), n. [< Gr. i} ieia, health (see Hygeia),
+ -tot.] ...
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: Dictionary
An instrument whieli nygeiolatry (hi-je-ol a-tn), n. [< Gr. try/wo, registers
automatically the variations in the our only religion. P"p. Coo-£,Contemporary
Kev! .'u.SOi hygeist, n. See hygieist. hygeology (hl-je-ol'o-ji), n. Same as
hygiology. hygbt, a.
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A practical medical dictionary
The sum of all measures for the spread and popularization of public health
knowledge. hygieist (hi'je-ist) [G. hygitia, health.] One who gives special study to
the laws of health. hygiene (hi'je-Sn) [G. hygieinos healthful.] The science of
health.
Thomas Lathrop Stedman,
1930
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Proceedings of All Ohio Safety Congress
10:45 A. M.— "Toxicity of Volatile Solvents": H. H. Radke, Industrial Hygieist, B. F.
Goodrich Co., Akron. Ohio. 11:15 A. M.— "Dermatitis and Dust": Grant O. Shibley,
Industrial Hygieist, Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio. 11:45 A. M. ...