Donald Campbell, Captain late Royal Army Medical Corps, and formerly Indian Army, Reserve of Officers, Infantry Branch.

• Chapter 1 Greek Medicine in its Relation to the Arabians; Chapter 2 Arabic (Medical) MSS; Chapter 3 The Historiography of Islam, with Special Reference to the Development of Arabic Medical and Philosophical Literature; Chapter 4 Arabic Medical Writers and their Works; Chapter 5 Arabic Medical Writers and their Works; Chapter 6 The Age of Early Arabian Rumours in the West; Chapter 7 The Tide of Arabism in the Intellectual Currents of Mediaeval Europe; Chapter 8 The Latin Translators and the College at Toledo; Chapter 9 The Transmuters and the Arabist Dominancy in Latin Europe; Chapter 10 The Experimenters and the Effect of their Work on Arabist Tradition in Europe; Chapter 11 Hellenism and Arabism in the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries; Chapter 12 A Review of European Literature and the Medical Curricula of European Universities in the Later Middle Ages;

Donald Campbell, Captain late Royal Army Medical Corps, and formerly Indian Army, Reserve of Officers, Infantry Branch.

• Chapter 1 Greek Medicine in its Relation to the Arabians; Chapter 2 Arabic (Medical) MSS; Chapter 3 The Historiography of Islam, with Special Reference to the Development of Arabic Medical and Philosophical Literature; Chapter 4 Arabic Medical Writers and their Works; Chapter 5 Arabic Medical Writers and their Works; Chapter 6 The Age of Early Arabian Rumours in the West; Chapter 7 The Tide of Arabism in the Intellectual Currents of Mediaeval Europe; Chapter 8 The Latin Translators and the College at Toledo; Chapter 9 The Transmuters and the Arabist Dominancy in Latin Europe; Chapter 10 The Experimenters and the Effect of their Work on Arabist Tradition in Europe; Chapter 11 Hellenism and Arabism in the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries; Chapter 12 A Review of European Literature and the Medical Curricula of European Universities in the Later Middle Ages;

Donald Campbell, Captain late Royal Army Medical Corps, and formerly Indian Army, Reserve of Officers, Infantry Branch.

• Chapter 1 Greek Medicine in its Relation to the Arabians; Chapter 2 Arabic (Medical) MSS; Chapter 3 The Historiography of Islam, with Special Reference to the Development of Arabic Medical and Philosophical Literature; Chapter 4 Arabic Medical Writers and their Works; Chapter 5 Arabic Medical Writers and their Works; Chapter 6 The Age of Early Arabian Rumours in the West; Chapter 7 The Tide of Arabism in the Intellectual Currents of Mediaeval Europe; Chapter 8 The Latin Translators and the College at Toledo; Chapter 9 The Transmuters and the Arabist Dominancy in Latin Europe; Chapter 10 The Experimenters and the Effect of their Work on Arabist Tradition in Europe; Chapter 11 Hellenism and Arabism in the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries; Chapter 12 A Review of European Literature and the Medical Curricula of European Universities in the Later Middle Ages;