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Medical symbolism in connection with historical studies in the arts of healing and hygiene

Chapitres (25)

Medical symbolism in connection with historical studies in the arts of healing and hygiene 0:00
DEDICATION. 0:45
PREFACE. 2:02
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF THOMAS S. SOZINSKEY, M.D., Ph.D. 4:16
COMMENDATORY LETTERS. 7:01
MEDICAL SYMBOLISM. CHAPTER I. REMARKS ON THE MEANING OF SYMBOLS. 8:41
CHAPTER II. THE SERPENTINE GOD OF MEDICINE AT ROME. 12:25
CHAPTER III. THE ÆSCULAPIAN SERPENT. 23:04
CHAPTER IV. THE EPIDAURIAN ORACLE. 28:19
CHAPTER V. ASCLEPIA AND THE ASCLEPIADES. 36:57
CHAPTER VI. THE GRECIAN GOD OF MEDICINE. 47:01
CHAPTER VII. THE IMAGE OF ÆSCULAPIUS. 1:03:43
CHAPTER VIII. THE ÆSCULAPIAN STAFF AND SERPENT. 1:08:36
CHAPTER IX. ÆSCULAPIUS AND THE SERPENT. 1:21:08
CHAPTER X. VARIOUS ATTRIBUTES OF ÆSCULAPIUS. 1:52:12
CHAPTER XI. GODS ANALOGOUS TO ÆSCULAPIUS. 1:58:57
CHAPTER XII. THE PINE-CONE AS AN ATTRIBUTE OF ÆSCULAPIUS. 2:27:41
CHAPTER XIII. DIBBARA, A GOD OF PESTILENCE. 2:38:35
CHAPTER XIV. HYGEIA, THE GODDESS OF HEALTH. 2:43:00
CHAPTER XV. MEDICAL TALISMANS. 2:50:11
CHAPTER XVI. MEDICAL AMULETS. 2:59:42
CHAPTER XVII. PHARMACISTS’ SYMBOLS. 3:15:29
CHAPTER XVIII. MISCELLANEOUS MEDICAL SYMBOLS. 3:22:40
CHAPTER XIX. MEDICAL SYMBOLISM IN PRACTICE. 3:31:44
CHAPTER XX. THE PENTACLE. 3:36:14