Dissertatio inauguralis medica, de Panacea, quam auspice deo propitio, et consensu atque Auctoritate Gratiosae Facultatis Medicae, in Alma Regia Fridericiana, praeside Dn. D. Michaele Alberti, (…) 1730. Auctor respondens Matthias Institoris.

Michael Alberti

Verlag: Halae Magdeburgicae, typis Joh. Christiano Hendelii, acad. typogr., 1730

Beschreibung

Dissertation on Panacea. Panacea came in the mid 16th century via Latin from Greek panakeia, from panaks: all-healing , from pan all + akos, remedy. Author: Alberti, Michael (1682-1757) professor of medicine from Halle University. An apprentice of the prominent professor Georg Ernst Stahl (1659-1734). He defended his doctoral dissertation on the errors of clinical medicine in February 1704, and habilitated with a dissertation on the true pathology of nosebleeds that August. Alberti was a prolific author, presenting or presiding over hundreds of formal academic dissertations, writing primarily on medical topics, but also on medical forensics and jurisprudence (1725-47, 1730), with many essays ranging over ethical, religious, psychological, and metaphysical domains, such as his dissertations on psychosomatic illness (1718, 1721, 1732, 1745, 1751, 1755), euthanasia (1735), and the differences in the powers of the soul according to differences among humans (1740). 24 pages. Very rare. Very good to near fine condition. Removed from the original binding. No jacket or binding. Foxing. Text in Latin. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 837

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Titel: Dissertatio inauguralis medica, de Panacea, ...

Verlag: Halae Magdeburgicae, typis Joh. Christiano Hendelii, acad. typogr.

Erscheinungsdatum: 1730

Einband: No Binding

Zustand: Very Good

Auflage: 1st Edition