10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «IATROCHEMISTRY»
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iatrochemistry in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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History/Analytical Chemistist
THE CLARIFICATION OF CHEMICAL CONCEPTS The development of
iatrochemistry commenced in that remarkable period of European history known
as the Renaissance. This was a period of the rebirth of the natural sciences and
marks ...
2
The English Paracelsians
Two years later he began lecturing on iatrochemistry to young surgeons and
apothecaries at Paris. His opinions were already well known when he published
his Apologia in qua videre est inviolatis Hippocratis et Galenis legibus, remedia ...
3
Harmony in Healing: The Theoretical Basis of Ancient and ...
Paracelsus: the Father of Iatrochemistry Theophrastus Philippus Aureolus
Bombastus von Hohenheim (c. 1493-1542 C.E.), later known as Paracelsus, is
considered by many to be the Father of iatrochemistry.1 Iatrochemistry, from the
Greek ...
4
Kremers and Urdang's History of Pharmacy
It has been said that "chemotherapy" is a revival of the "iatrochemistry" of old —
based upon the doctrines of the Paracelsians and systematized by Francois de le
Boe Sylvius, but this certainly is not the case. De le Boe Sylvius' system was ...
Edward Kremers, Glenn Sonnedecker, 1986
5
The Enigma of Ferment: From the Philosopher's Stone to the ...
Iatrochemistry. —. A. Chemical. Explanation. The history of medicine is full of
controversial figures but Paracelsus, the founder of iatrochemistry, must surely be
assigned a leading place in this gathering of eccentric geniuses. With the dawn
of ...
6
Encyclopedia of the Scientific Revolution: From Copernicus ...
Iatrochemistry This “medical chemistry” was developed in the sixteenth century
as a new medicine rooted in chemistry. Iatro-chemistry viewed biological
processes and medical remedies in chemical terms and initially rejected
traditional ...
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Affinity, that Elusive Dream: A Genealogy of the Chemical ...
Their efforts to bridge the gap between various philosophies and chemical
operations shaped the mediating space of chemical theory and the institutional
space of iatrochemistry. Consciously posing the question whether "chemistry
ought to ...
8
Alchemy Revisited: Proceedings of the International ...
Iatrochemistry and the Chemical Revolution ALLEN G. DEBUS* Most accounts of
the Chemical Revolution still reflect the view of Herbert Butterfield - that it was a
delayed Revolution dependent upon a greater appreciation of the power of ...
Z. R. W. M. Von Martels, 1990
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Transmutations--alchemy in Art: Selected Works from the ...
CHEMICAL MEDICINE, OR IATROCHEMISTRY The possible activities of a
seventeenth-century chymist extended well beyond the search for transmutation.
Another major branch of chymistry involved its application to medicine — a
practice ...
Lawrence Principe, Lloyd DeWitt, 2002
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The Aspiring Adept: Robert Boyle and His Alchemical Quest
Further terms are iatrochemistry and its older form chemiatria for medical
chymistry (both from the Greek iatros, physician).4 These subsets can overlap —
spagyria, for instance, overlaps with chrysopoeia (some workers believed the ...
Lawrence M. Principe, 2000
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «IATROCHEMISTRY»
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Celebrating chemistry
Chemiatry, also known as iatrochemistry, was founded by Theophrastus Bombastus von Hohenheim, who was born in Switzerland in 1493 and ... «Chemistry World, Oct 09»
