Humanism and Medicine in Sixteenth‐Century Aberdeen

Intellectual History Review 18 (1):31-40 (2008)
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(2008). Humanism and Medicine in Sixteenth‐Century Aberdeen. Intellectual History Review: Vol. 18, Humanism and Medicine in the Early Modern Era, pp. 31-40

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