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iatrochemist
iatrochemistry
branch
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chemistry
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greek
doctor
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alchemy
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provide
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science
iatrochemist
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Transmutations--alchemy in Art: Selected Works from the ...
A female servant has brought the urine sample from the patient to the
iatrochemist. The cylindrical wicker container used to transport the specially
shaped urine glass (called a "urinal") can be seen hanging from a strap on her
arm; such ...
Lawrence Principe, Lloyd DeWitt, 2002
2
Gehennical Fire: The Lives of George Starkey, an American ...
But Starkey's years of labor had made him as proficient an iatrochemist as any in
England, and this was a skill that would supply him for the remainder of his life.
Invective and Ingratiation: 1657-1660 Despite Starkey's limited success in ...
3
Chemicals, Environment, Health: A Global Management Perspective
... does.not.provide.a.link.between.these.traditions,.than.surely.the.practices.and.
mate- rial.culture.do. THE PROTO CHEMISTS It.is.at.this.point.in.our.history.that.
our.protochemists.emerge:.the.alchemist,.the. iatrochemist,.and.the.metallurgist.
Philip Wexler, Jan van der Kolk, Asish Mohapatra, 2011
4
The Life Sciences in Eighteenth-Century French Thought
In 1615 Paris condemned antimony unanimously, but soon Montpel- lier was to
be contaminated, in the person of the Protestant Lazare Riviere, professor from
1622 to 1655 and a convinced iatrochemist. Even in Paris the situation became ...
Jacques Roger Edited by Keith R. Benson Translated by Robert Ellrich, 1997
5
Groundbreaking Scientific Experiments, Inventions, and ...
The 17th-century iatrochemist Jan Baptista van Helmont believed that an organ
of the digestive system that he called the archeus regulated all of the
physiological processes of the body. Unfortunately, such an organ does not exist.
In modern ...
Michael Windelspecht, 2002
6
The Quest for the Phoenix: Spiritual Alchemy and ...
... 1612 to Maier' s friend and former fellow alchemist in Prague, Matthias
Borbonius, from Johannes Hartmann (1568-1631) - the iatrochemist appointed
by Moritz of Hessen-Kassel to the first professorship for chemical medicine at
Marburg, ...
7
The Practice of Reason: Leibniz and His Controversies
He refutes the iatrochemist thesis and subscribes to the Hippocratic tradition of "
natura medicatrix".12 He criticizes the effectiveness of drugs, purely material
objects that are therefore heterogeneous with the vital power. In his view,
chemistry ...
His dissertation On Nature was dedicated to, amongst others, his teacher, the
famous iatrochemist De le Boe, Sylvius. In 1670 he was appointed to the Chair of
Philosophy in Leiden, where he taught logic as well as theoretical physics. He
was ...
Herman Boerhaave, Elze Kegel-Brinkgreve, Antonie Maria Luyendijk-Elshout, 1983
9
The Petrine Instauration: Religion, Esotericism and Science ...
Robert Erskine (1677–1718): An Iatrochemist at the Petrine Court ............................
.................................................................................. 121 ... 124 Medicine and Alchemy:
An Iatrochemist at the Petrine Court ..... 134 Erskine the Chemical Philosopher .
“Youknow, Boney, thatwhenhis physician—the Paracelsian iatrochemist Oswald
Croll,this was—asked Rudolfwhyafter all he longed sogreatly toobtain the Elixir,
the Emperor is saidtohave answered, That he might notdie ever, andsonotbe ...
