• Agricultural and Industrial revolution
• population explosion
• towns and cities
• universities
• BA, MA
• professional faculties
• prosperity and confidence
• transmission [problem of vocabulary]
• assimilation
• monastic and scholastic periods

• Plague
• public health regulations and boards
• professionalization of M.D.s
• laws
• licensing
• education
• M.B.; M. D.
• separation of medicine and surgery [in north, not south]

• Key figures: Practice, anatomy, surgery; translators
Galenic subordinate to religion; growing supernaturalism
• Mondinus, esp. Anathomia, ca. 1316
• de Chauliac
• de Mondeville
• Hugh of Lucca and Theodoric of
• Constantine the African
• Gerard of Cremona
• Key places:  Salerno, Bologna, Padua; Paris; Oxford [Cambridge??]

Miscellaneous:

• caritas
• professionalizatoin
• (education, laws)
• religion
• patron saints
• shrines and relics
• causes of disease
• surgeons
• vernacular
• nomenclature
• translators
• plagues
• women
• hospitals
• monasteries
• laudable pus,
• macro - microcosm
• dissection
• post mortem
• anatomical teaching

Overlooked:

• leprosy.
• 4 types of madness (Galen)
• frenzy, melancholy, mania, fatuity
• [Alzheimer’s? dementia? senility?]
• Chain of Being or Scala Naturae
• Quarantine
• 5 systems
arteries, veins, nerves, bones and muscles