Theses has subsequentes de artis medicae definitione &amp; divisione Praeside Viro Clariss. D.D. Thoma Erasto, syn Theō defendere conabitur M. Theophilus Maderus, A. D. VI. Kal. Sextil. hora &amp; loco consuetis

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Theses has subsequentes de artis medicae definitione & divisione Praeside Viro Clariss. D.D. Thoma Erasto, syn Theō defendere conabitur M. Theophilus Maderus, A. D. VI. Kal. Sextil. hora & loco consuetis

Theses has subsequentes de artis medicae definitione & divisione Praeside Viro Clariss. D.D. Thoma Erasto, syn Theō defendere conabitur M. Theophilus Maderus, A. D. VI. Kal. Sextil. hora & loco consuetis

Erastus, Thomas

Latin

Thomas Erastus 1583 · published 1583

8 pages

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Is medicine a science, a form of wisdom, or simply a practical art? Thomas Erastus dissects this question to establish the foundational logic of the medical profession. Read this to understand how Renaissance thinkers categorized the human body and the tools used to heal it.