… and domestic strain of medicine. apparently, she had no formal medical training, but she
does … at a first glance, the use of latin or Greek in a recipe collection would seem to indicate a …

… educational trends, and the requirement to study English in medical universities, many leading
educational … structure, standard recipe formulations and grammatical forms of the parts of …

… that a majority of the physicians knew no other medicine than that of Avicenna (1921:93).
In India today, as with Ayurveda, Unani medical training is formally supported by the govern- …

… Latin medical writers. Thus, in the earliest English medical texts we can find English recipes
… that used by the School of Salerno (the world’s first medical school, originally the dispensary …

… Nor did a description of the duties of the midwife coming from … in Latin and seems to lay out
practices and responsibilities that … In fact, if we omit the three houses that have only recipes …

… to the Latin medical teaching and learning of the earlier Middle Ages, as well as to the con-
… of mixtures plays a part in medical recipes, the medical and physiological relevance of the …

… and clinical terms, names medicinal raw materials, recipes, … medical educational institution
knows by heart the name of all organs and bones in Latin and the names of many medical …

… Finally, they had to undergo a series of oral and written examinations in Latin. They also had
to compose a Latin thesis … Book published in 1884 contained a section on medical recipes.…

… Latin language in medicine serves as a unifying factor for physicians around the world and
for the unification of medical education… Recipes have long been written in Latin and according …

… do excel in their clinical clerkships, where textbooks and Petri dishes give way to real patients
and … Academic performance of medical students: a predictable result [in Spanish]? Rev …