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work_dtidsl4k2zgmveqwd2437xmh7q	Jon Arrizabalaga	Ole Peter Grell and Andrew Cunningham (eds), Medicine and religion in Enlightenment Europe, The History of Medicine in Context, Aldershot, Ashgate, 2007, pp. ix, 267, illus, £55.00 (hardcover 978-0-7546-5638-8)	2009	2	.pdf	application/pdf	1210	66	43	and Adams present different views of hospital Inevitably, with any collection of essays, hospitals in Bologna is too closely focused on medical historians, and that hospitals, as Enlightenment Europe, The History of medicine and religion in early modern Europe, medici': medicine and religion in seventeenthcentury England (Aldershot, Scolar Press, the religious divide between Roman Catholic that this philosophical radicalism had in postRestoration England on the religious views of Enlightenment prevailed in the French medical Some peculiarities of the Enlightenment in Naples and Scotland are explored by Maria religion, philosophy and history in the historico-medical narratives by seventeenthand eighteenth-century Neapolitan physicians, the latter focuses on the religious rationale The remaining essays are focused on case new medicine and its practitioners with Enlightenment debates on the medical miracle medical and natural philosophical scholarship rationale in Enlightenment Europe and its relevance for medicine and medical Catholic Enlightenments; and thirdly, a For more than twenty years medical history	./cache/work_dtidsl4k2zgmveqwd2437xmh7q.pdf	./txt/work_dtidsl4k2zgmveqwd2437xmh7q.txt