Oratio in theatro Collegii Regalis Medicorum Londinensis ex Harveii Instituto, habita die Octob. XVIII, an. MDCCC [electronic resource]

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dignis non rar contigisse jam olim questus est IPPOCRATEM; eidem artis conditioni apud suos indoluit GALENUs. Profecto, Socii ornatissimi, si isti Patres

medicinae in vivis forent, haec noStra tempora ab antiqui non prorsu discrepare agnOScerent ultro et testarentur meque enim quemquam vestrum latet homunciones quosdam nec doctos nec eductos libere,

otiam illotis manibus, medicinae altaria tangere ausoSesse, et Stupore vulgi facto nobiles, rapido cursu pervenisse ad gratiam, ad famam, ad amplitudinem. Ita inauspicato sit, ut ingenio rite nutrito, multiplici rerum cognitione, probitate, et modestia priorem aliquando sedem teneant frons perfricta, sedulitas, ObSequium, assentatio. Sed de his mentem avertere liceat, et reipublicae LINACRI laudare fortunas, quae civibus jam nunc abundet quales ipse sibi successores voluisset Vos pergite in ista quam instituistis via pergite artem vestram diligentia excolere, tueri auctoritate, ornare moribus nec satis sit vobis haereditatem n majoibus acceptam posteris integram et incontaminatam tradere,

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nisi et detis operam ut per vos ipso locupletentur Posteri. oro, denique, vos et obtestor, ut fixum animo et quasi insculptum habeatis medicinam liberalem una cum literis renatam esse, nec nisi cum literis interiturum. FINIS.

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