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The growth of medicine from the earliest times to about 1800

Note 76 — Chapter XXVIII · FURTHER DETAILS CONCERNING THE ADVANCE IN OUR KNOWLEDGE OF ANATOMY—DISSECTING MADE A PART OF THE REGULAR TRAINING OF A MEDICAL STUDENT—IATROCHEMISTS AND IATROPHYSICISTS—THE EMPLOYMENT OF LATIN IN LECTURING AND WRITING ON MEDICAL TOPICS

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The iatrophysicists and the iatromathematicians constituted apparently two kindred branches of the same school.

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