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A History of Inventions, Discoveries, and Origins, Volume 2 (of 2)

Note 1140 — INFIRMARIES. HOSPITALS FOR INVALIDS. FIELD LAZARETTOS.

William Johnston translation

Mauricii Ars Militaris, pp. 29, 62. Upsaliæ 1664, 8vo.—Leonis Tactica, ed. Meursii, Lugd. Batt. 1612, 4to, lib. iv. 6; xii. 51, 53, p. 150; 119, p. 128. To this subject belongs, in particular, a passage in the Tactica of the emperor Leo, p. 430, n. 62, 63, where it is recommended that medicines both for the healing of wounds and the curing of diseases should be kept in readiness in armies.

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