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Annals of Medical History Published Bimonthly ANNALS OF MEDICAL HISTORY PUBLISHED BIMONTHLY New Series, Vol. I, No. 6 NOVEMBER, 1929 Whole No. 46 EDITOR FRANCIS R. PACKARD, M.D., Philadelphia, Pa. ASSOCIATE EDITORS LE ROY CRUMMER, M.D.....................................Los Angeles HARVEY CUSHING, M.D..........................................................Boston IRVING S. CUTTER, M.D...................................................... Chicago CHARLES L. DANA, M.D....................................................New York GEORGE DOCK, M.D.................................................... Pasadena FIELDING H. GARRISON, M.D..................................... Washington HENRY BARTON JACOBS, M.D........................................Baltimore HOWARD A. KELLY, M.D...................................................Baltimore ARNOLD C. KLEBS, M.D........................................................... Nyon SAMUEL W. LAMBERT, M.D............................................New York THOMAS McCRAE, M.D.................................................. Philadelphia LEWIS STEPHEN PILCHER, M.D......................................Brooklyn SIR D’ARCY POWER, K.B.E., F.R.C.S.(ENG.), F.S.A. London DAVID RIESMAN, M.D....................................................Philadelphia SIR HUMPHRY ROLLESTON, BART., K.C.B., M.D. Cambridge JOHN RUHRAH, M.D............................................................Baltimore CHARLES SINGER, M.D.................................. Oxford EDWARD C. STREETER, M.D................................................Boston ALDRED SCOTT WARTHIN, M.D. ... Ann Arbor WILLIAM H. WELCH, M.D.................................................. Baltimore CASEY A. WOOD, M.D............................................................Chicago NEW YORK PAUL B. HOEBER, INC., PUBLISHERS SEVENTY-SIX FIFTH AVENUE ANNALS OF MEDICAL HISTORY New Series, Vol. I, No. 6 NOVEMBER, 1929 Whole No. 46 Original articles are published only with the understanding that they are contributed exclusively to the ANNALS OF MEDICAL HISTORY. Manuscripts offered for publication, books for review, and all corre­ spondence relating to the editorial management should be addressed to the Editor, Dr. Francis R. Packard, 302 South 19th Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Communications regarding subscriptions, reprints, and all matters regarding the business management of the ANNALS OF MEDICAL HISTORY should be addressed to the publishers, Paul B. Hoeber, Inc. 76 Fifth Avenue, New York City. The ANNALS OF MEDICAL HISTORY is published six times a year, the six issues comprising on e volume. No advertising is carried. The subscription price is $10.00 a year, foreign $11.00. Current single num­ bers $2.50 per copy. A few sets of first series, Volumes I-X, are available in parts as published at $100.00 per set, or bound in boards, paper sides, canvas back, paper label, $125.00 per set. Price on available single volumes or numbers will be quoted on request. Entered as second-class matter, June 2, 1917, at the Post Office, New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879. Copyright, 1929, by Paul B. Hoeber, Inc. INDEX Adler, Francis Heed: Sketches front the Book Reviews: Life of Albrecht von Graefe, 284 Packard, Francis R.: From Magic to American Association of History of Medicine, Science, etc., by Charles Singer, 244 Proceedings of 5th Annual Meeting, E. B. Further Correspondence of John Ray, Krumbhaar, Editorial, 736 edited by Robert W. J. Gunther, Anatomical Knowledge of the Ancient Hin­ 251 dus, Frederick S. Hammett, 325 History of the Medical Department of Appreciation of the Medical Profession and the United States Army, by P. M. the Divine Origin of Medicine, H. Burger, Ashburn, 738 37 History of Medicine, etc., by Fielding Ashburn, P. M.: History of the Medical H. Garrison, 246 Department of the United States Army, History of Printing, etc., by John review of, Francis R. Packard, 738 Clyde Oswald, 125 Makers of Nursing History, etc., by ■Dall, James Moores: The Sack-’Em Up Meta Rutter Pennock, 247 Men, etc., review of, Francis R. Packard, Medical and Allied Topics in Latin 359 . Poetry, by Heinrich Oppenheimer, Bath Olivers—Doctor and Biscuit, Edward 613 B. Krumbhaar, 253 Medical Leaders from Hippocrates to Beaumont, William, and His Book, etc., Osler, by Samuel W. Lambert and William S. Miller, 155 George M. Goodwin, 737 Beiter, Raymond E.: Charles Edward Isaacs, Old Masterpieces in Surgery, etc., by a Forgotten American Kidney Physiolo­ Alfred Brown, 488 gist, 363 Role of Scientific Societies in the 17th Berthold, Arnold Adolf, a Biographic Sketch Century, by Martha Ornstein, 248 of, Homer P. Rush, 208 Short History of Medicine, etc., by Bibliotheca Osleriana, editorial, Francis R. Charles Singer, 250 Packard, 733 Sir Isaac Newton, etc., edited by F. E. Book Reviews: Brasch, 121 Cardio-Vascular Diseases since Harvey’s Storia della Medicina, by Arturo Discovery, by Sir Humphry Davy RoIIes- Castiglioni, 126 ton, 360 The Sack-’Em Up Men, etc., by Funk, Elmer H.: The Peaks of Medical James Moores Ball, 359 History, etc., by Charles L. Dana, 251 William Harvey, by Archibald History of Pathology, by Esmond R. Malloch, 361 Long, 736 Riesman, David: Kyklos, etc., 124 Intercolonial Aspects of the Revolution, Grundlagen und Ziele der Medizin der etc., by Michael Kraus, 361 Gegenwart, by Theodor Brugsch et Krumbhaar, E. B. Opuscula Selecta al., 123 Neerlandicorum de Arte Medica: Het Waring, James J.: Rene Theophile Boeck van Surgien van Thomas Scel- Hyacinthe Laennec, by Gerald B. Iinck van Thienen, 362 Webb, 360 McCrae, Thomas: Die Entwicklung der Brasch, F. E.: Sir Isaac Newton, etc., review Lehre van der Herzkrankheiten, of, Francis R. Packard, 121 by Max Neuburger, 122 Brown, Alfred: Old Masterpieces in Surgery, Max von Pettenhofer, etc., by Edgar etc., review of, Francis R. Packard, 488 Erskine Hume, 122 Brugsch, Theodor, et al.: Grundlagen und Old Age, the Major Involution, by Ziele der Medizin der Gegenwart, review Aldred Scott Warthin, 739 of, David Riesman, 123 Packard, Francis R.: Consecratio Medici Brunschwig, Alexander: Hieronymus Bruns- and Other Papers, by Harvey Cush­ schwig of Strassburg, 640 ing, 252 Brunschwig, Hieronymus, of Strassburg, Esculape chez les Artistes, by Caba­ Alexander Brunschwig, 640 nes, 122 Exercitatio Anatomica de Motu Burger, H.: The Appreciation of the Medical Cordis . Guilielmi Harvei, 121 Profession and the Divine Origin of Medi­ Four Centuries of Medical History in cine, 37 Canada, etc., by John J. Heagerty, Burr, Charles W.: Dr. James and His Medical 486 Dictionary, 180 Y^abanes: Esculape chez les Artistes, review Evolution and Life, Sir Andrew Macphail, of, Francis R. Packard, 122 553. California Medical History Seminar, editorial, Exercitatio Anatomica de Motu Cordis . Guilielmi Harvei, review of, Francis R. Cardio-Vascular Diseases Since Harvey’s Packard, 121 Discovery, by Sir Humphry Davy Rolles- ton, review of, 360 JTewster, John, George C. Peachey, 229 “Castel of Helth” and Its Author, Sir Thomas Elyot, W. G. Aitchison Robertson, Four Centuries of Medical History in Canada, 270 etc., by John J. Heagerty, review of, Castiglioni, Arturo: Storia della Medicina, Francis R. Packard, 486 review of, Francis R. Packard, 126 Friedenwald, Harry: Ms. Copies of Medical Chance, Burton: Squier Littell, 50 Works of Isaac Judaeus; Diploma of Jew­ Circulation of the Blood, Bibliographical ish Graduate of Medicine of University of Matters pertaining to the Discovery of the, Padua in 1695, 629 E. B. Krumbhaar, 57 Funk, Elmer H.: The Peaks of Medical Cohn, Alfred E.: The Development of the History, by Charles L. Dana, review of, 251 Harveian Circulation, 16 Further Correspondence of John Ray, edited Consecratio Medici and Other Papers, by by Robert W. J. Gunther, review of, Harvey Cushing, review of, Francis R. Francis R. Packard, 251 Packard, 252 Correspondence : QJalen’s Birth, Date of, Joseph Walsh, 378 Pare’s “Oeuvres,” Harvey Cushing, 356 Crummer, Le Roy: Copy of Jenner Note Garrison, Fielding H.: A Brief Note on Medi­ Book, 403 cal Philately, 451 Cushing, Harvey: Consecratio Medici and History of Medicine, etc., review of, Francis Other Papers, review of, Francis R. R. Packard, 246 Packard, 252 von Graefe, Albrecht, Sketches from the Life Pare’s “Oeuvres,” Correspondence, 356 of, Francis Heed Adler, 284 Grundlagen und Ziele der Medizin der T^Sana, Charles L.: The Peaks of Medical Gegenwart, by Theodor Brugsch et al., •‘“''History, review of, Elmer H. Funk, 251 review of, David Riesman, 123 Diploma of Jewish Graduate of Medicine of Gudger, E. W.: Some Early and Late Illus­ Padua in 1695, Harry Friedenwald, 629 trations of Comparative Osteology, 334 Diseases of Ancient Man, Some, Joseph L. Gunther, Robert W. J.: Further Correspond­ Miller, 394 ence of John Ray, review of, Francis R. Packard, 251 TTditorials: ' Ancient Herbals, 116 L-Jaitian Medicine, History of, Robert P. Bibliothica Osleriana, Francis R. Pack­ 1 1 Parsons, 291 ard, 741 Hammett, Frederick S.: Anatomical Knowl­ California Medical History Seminar, 741 edge of the Ancient Hindus, 325 Home of John Hunter in London, Harvei, Guilielmi, Exercitatio Anatomica de Francis R. Packard, 611 Motu Cordis, review of, Francis R. Pack­ Hygiene in the Middle Ages, David ard, 121 Riesman, 243 Harveian Circulation, the Development of Medical Manuscripts, 356 the, Alfred E. Cohn, 16 Proceedings of 5th Annual Meeting of Harvey Family, Memorial Group of, Sir the American Association of the D’Arcy Power, 241 History of Medicine, E. B. Krumb­ Harvey, Samuel C.: The History of Hemosta­ haar, 736 sis. 127 Sir Christopher Wren, Anatomist,
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