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Sabine Hhler 《Berichte zur Wissenschaftsgeschichte》2001,24(3):221-223
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Wolf‐Dieter Müller‐Jahncke 《Berichte zur Wissenschaftsgeschichte》2000,23(1):1-15
The study focuses on the development of pharmacopoeas during the early modern time. First, the >Nouvo Receptario< of 1499 came out in Florence as the first printed pharmacopoea of a north‐Italian town, edited by the guild of medicins and apothercaries. Following trading routes the idea of >pharmacopoea< arrived in Nuremberg, where the counsil of the town asked the humanist Valerius Cordus to prepare such a book. Printed in 1546, it quickly became the standard in preparing medicines for other towns in southern Germany. At Augsburg, a wealthy and powerful town, the physicians wrote their own pharmacopoea which was printed in 1564. The comparison of the three pharmacopoeas shows that its printing depended on the social stucture and the financial aspects of each town. But even if the apothecaries, the doctors or the mayors were trained in the humanistic tradtion, the materia medica still continued in the arabic tradition, i.e. the old drugs and preparations remained in these pharmacopoeas, probably for financial reasons. 相似文献
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Esther Krhwinkel 《Berichte zur Wissenschaftsgeschichte》1998,21(1):62-65
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Anne Cottebrune 《Berichte zur Wissenschaftsgeschichte》2005,28(2):186-187
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Annette Josephs 《Berichte zur Wissenschaftsgeschichte》1994,17(3):215-216
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Ulrich Van Der Heyden 《Berichte zur Wissenschaftsgeschichte》2001,24(4):293-294