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[Epilepsy and genius; twenty years of the life of Dostoevsky (1837-1857); according to his correspondence; before and after prison].
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[Portrait of Avicenna].
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[Medical themes in the works of L. N. Tolstoi (on the 50th anniversary of his death)].
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Strindberg and medicine.
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CARDIOLOGY IN THE RENAISSANCE.
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[HOMER, A MILITARY PHYSICIAN?(I. THE ILIAD)].
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[IN MEMORY OF FRIEDRICH GUSTAV VON BRAMANN (25 SEPT 1854 TO 21 APRIL 1913). A RETROSPECT TO THE DISEASE OF KAISER FRIEDRICH III, HIS PATIENT IN SAN REMO (1887/88)].
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AN INQUIRY INTO THE HEALTH OF MR. LINCOLN.
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THE SUPPOSED "SYNDROME OF ANNE BOLEYN" (GOITER AND POLYDACTYLISM).
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BENJAMIN FRANKLIN'S MEDICAL IMPRINTS.
The printing house of Benjamin Franklin produced several works of a medical nature in Colonial America at a time when very few medical treatises were being written or printed. Benjamin Franklin was also indirectly responsible for the founding of the first medical library in this country. For these reasons he was, in addition to his many other talents, an early contributor to American medical literature. Included in this bibliography are all the known medical books, pamphlets, and broadsides in English with Benjamin Franklin's name in the imprint, issued in America. These eighteen titles span the years 1732 to 1765 and are presented chronologically with indications of their relation to the practice and practitioners of Colonial medicine. Benjamin Franklin's press produced as wide a variety of contributions as did his versatile life, and the early history of medicine in this country bears the influence of both.I am pleased with your scheme of a Medical Library at the Hospital, and I fancy I can procure you some donations among my medical friends here, if you will send me a catalogue of what books you already have. Enclosed I send you the only book of the kind in my possession here, having just received it as a present from the author.-Benjamin Franklin to Dr. Cadwallader Evans, London, May 5, 1767 (1).
LEONARDO DA VINCI'S ANATOMICAL DRAWINGS.
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THE ILL HEALTH AND MORTAL SICKNESS OF CECIL JOHN RHODES.
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[THE MORE EXACT FORM OF HOELDERLIN'S SCHIZOPHRENIA IN RELATION TO HIS LINGUISTIC GENIUS].
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[V.I. LENIN AND PUBLIC HEALTH PROBLEMS].
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[THE SIGN OF THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY].
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