Medicine, Government and Public Health in Philip II's Spain: Shared Interests, Competing Authorities

Abstract

Contents: Preface Introduction: 'The importance of the matter to the public health' Protecting the public health: tribunal del protomedicato Medical education at the University Empirics, surgeons, and experiential Medicine: patronage and legitimization The apothecary's profession: cooperation and professionalization Poor relief: cooperation and resistance Epilogue Bibliography Index.

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