Annals of medical history . who was one-eyed. Blondel was one of thechief opponents of antimony but lost hislawsuit against the Medical Faculty. Mau-villain is chiefly known by the enmity hebore to Moliere. He fell out with Moliereswife and the latter took revenge by incit-ing her husband to ridicule the haughty. physician in LAmour Medecin, in whichone of the four physicians is supposed torepresent Mauvillain. From 1696 to 1700, the Deanship washeld by Jean Boudin. The obverse of hisjeton shows his bust to the right. The re-verse represents the centaur Chiron leadingyoung ^sculapius to a dist
Annals of medical history . who was one-eyed. Blondel was one of thechief opponents of antimony but lost hislawsuit against the Medical Faculty. Mau-villain is chiefly known by the enmity hebore to Moliere. He fell out with Moliereswife and the latter took revenge by incit-ing her husband to ridicule the haughty. physician in LAmour Medecin, in whichone of the four physicians is supposed torepresent Mauvillain. From 1696 to 1700, the Deanship washeld by Jean Boudin. The obverse of hisjeton shows his bust to the right. The re-verse represents the centaur Chiron leadingyoung ^sculapius to a distilling inscription is: Servat et Docet. In ex-ergue: Facult. Medic. Paris. Anno was the first Dean to hold the po-sition for two successive terms. Francois Vernage was Dean from 1702to 1704. His jeton does not show his ownimage but that of Guido Fagon, body phy-sician of Louis XIV. The obverse with Fa-gons bust carries the legend: Scholae TutelaPrsesens. The reverse shows the arms ofthe Paris Medical Faculty and the inscrip-tion: M. Fr. Vernage. Paris. Fac. Med. Paris. Decano. Below are the words: Preesed. Guid. Cresc. Fagon. Archiat. Com. It seems Fagon owed the honorof having his bust on Vernages jeton tothe fact that he was at that time Presidentof the Me
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