Institutiones Medicae: Succinctis Thesibus Comprehensae, Notisque Uberioribus Ad Mentem M. Hippocratis, Rrissimorum, Placita, Artisque Salutaris Usum (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781248870143)

Institutiones Medicae, a historical medical text, is presented in concise theses and enriched with extensive notes, aligning with the doctrines of Hippocrates and illuminating both the theoretical and practical applications of the healing art. Authored by Johann Burchard Schlereth and J. F. Reichard, this work provides valuable insights into medical thought and practice.

This book offers a comprehensive overview of medical principles, making it a significant resource for those studying the history of medicine and the enduring influence of Hippocratic thought. Its detailed notes and clear structure make it accessible to students and scholars alike, providing a window into the medical knowledge of its time and highlighting the foundations upon which modern medicine was built.

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