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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Apothecaries"”.
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The evolution of the medical professions in eighteenth-century Ireland: An institutional perspective
… practitioners into physicians, surgeons and apothecaries. At the beginning of the century surgeons and apothecaries were regarded as mere tradesmen, but by the end of the century both were regarded as professionals and had the right to regulate their respective professions. Practitioners in …
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Public institutions, private networks, and medical careers in Bordeaux, c.1690-1790
… before 1790, and a collective biography of the apothecaries, physicians, and surgeons who were members of those corps, this study develops several interlinked arguments. First, that existing analyses offered by historians do not fully describe the transformations in the eighteenth century …
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A scientific appreciation of the development of pharmacy in Ireland
… of the ancient Guilds of Dublin, the Apothecaries' Hall of Dublin, the College of Physicians of Ireland, various associations of Chemists arid Druggists, and the Pharmaceutical Society of Ireland. All these bodies, in some way, were associated during this period with pharmacy. …
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Artisans, Vendors, and Practitioners from the Eastern Mediterranean in Early Modern Italy
… artisans and shopkeepers, including tailors and apothecaries. Similar collaborations took place across some of Italy’s most vibrant spaces of artisanal experimentation, such as pharmacies, kitchens, shops, and domestic dwellings, thereby enabling the transmission of foreign artisanal knowledge as …
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DEAD MEN TELL NO TALES: MEDICAL DIATRIBES IN EARLY MODERN DRAMA
… stereotypes: barbarous barbers, practising apothecaries, prescribing surgeons and, of course, quacks and mountebanks. After the foundation of the Royal College of Physicians (1518), they all seemed like stumbling blocks to physicians’ rise to eminence—aided by the population’s ignorance and …