Jacques Lamarque notes on the lectures of Jacques Lazerme

Collection

Identifier: MSS 2/088

Scope and Contents

Volume of student notes taken in Latin by Jacques Lamarque on lectures of Jacques Lazerme at Montpellier, France, 1729. Contents include descriptions and treatment of internal diseases, such as mania and epilepsy, then diseases of eye, ear, nose, mouth and teeth, chest, abdomen, fevers, diseases of women, diseases of infants, and venereal diseases. Section on venereal diseases may be based on either lectures of Jean Astruc or Astruc’s teachings as related by Lazerme.

Entitled "Curationum omnium liber unicus : auctore r. d. Iacobo Lazerme regis consiliario et medico, in alma monspeliensium medicorum academia professore regio illustrissimo : venereo[rum] tamen morborum curationes quae in huiusce tractus calee iacent ea mente sunt r. d. Ioannis Astruc regis consiliarii et medicae in ead[em] acad[emia] prof[essore] reg[io] illustris[simo], Monspelii [Montpellier, France]."

Dates

1729

Creator

Lamarque, Jacques (Person)

Biographical / Historical

Jacques Lamarque was a medical student at Montpellier in 1729.

Extent

1 volume

Language of Materials

Latin

Additional Description

Immediate Source of Acquisition

Purchased through a gift of trustees of the History of Dermatology Fund, 22 Apr. 1982.

Subjects

Related Names

Creator

Lamarque, Jacques (Person)

Finding Aid & Administrative Information

Title: Jacques Lamarque notes on the lectures of Jacques Lazerme
Language of description: Undetermined
Script of description: Code for undetermined script

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Repository Details

Repository Details

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