Oxford Dictionary of Medical Quotations

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microbes


and acquired a fear of m. ANON:4
There are more m. per person BENN:10


microbial


M. infections are conveniently divided WRIG:108


microorganisms


m. have always been ready to take CHRI:22


middle age


M. has been said to be the time BARA:9
M. is youth without its levity DEFOE:28
Senescence begins
And m. ends NASH:72


middle years


In a man’s m. WHITE:106


middle-aged


When a m. man says in a moment DAVIS:28


midwife


then must the m. do all her diligence ROSL:85


midwifery


the vast bulk of m. CLAYT:23
Meddlesome m. is bad PROV:82


midwives


When there are two m. PERS:78


military


m. doctor is an unwillingly tolerated ZINS:108


millionaire


a m. with a positive Wassermann ANON:4


mind


the obstetrician of the m. ANON:5
M. over matter ANON:4
the m. at about forty-nine ARIS:6
the good ordering of the m. AURE:7
The more a thing knows its own m. BUTL:18
It is the m. which is really alive CHARC:20
first treat the m. CHEN:21
body may be healed but not the m. CHIN:21
In a disordered m. CICE:23
to prolong the youth of the m. COLLI:24
Body and m., like man and wife COLT:24
The m. can be a piercing search-light DUBOS:31
experience of mortal m. EDDY:32
not a condition of matter, but of M. EDDY:32
Bodies devoid of m. are as statues EURI:34
laboratory to the inquiring m. FISC:35
The conscious m. may be compared FREUD:37
Sickly body, sickly m. GERM:39
What we call a m. is nothing HUME:50
the m. will not be strong JEFF:54
uninformed m. with a healthy body JEFF:54
most abhorrent is body without m. JEFF:54
The natural course of the human m. JEFF:54
with an unquiet m. JOHNS:55
if his m. grows turgid in old age JOHNS:55
sound m. in a sound body JUVE:55
a wandering m. LUCR:62
m. is begotten along with the body LUCR:62
The m. like a sick body LUCR:62
Master Surgeon must be a man of m. MATAS:66
m. has great influence over the body MOLI:70
Our m. grows constipated MONTA:70
functions of the m. are dependent MOTT:72
I am no better in m. than in body OVID:75
chance only favours the prepared m. PAST:77
the powers of the human m. PAVL:77
no method of controlling the m. PENF:78
dismounts the m., and unmans men PENN:78
just to put your m. at rest PETRO:78
M. is ever the ruler of the universe PLATO:79
to be found largely in the m. PLATT:80
In sickness the m. reflects upon itself PLINY:80
preserve the m. in all its vigour PLINY:80
develops the powers of the m. PROU:82
transforming power the m. can exert PUTN:83
m. as an organ of conscious thought PUTN:83
which enters the m. through reason RAMON:83
to have a very confused state of m. RHAZ:84
and the traditional civilized m. ROBI:84
unless your m. is in a splint SCUL:88
Eye is the window of the m. SHAK:90
body is a product of the sound m. SHAW:91
If it is for m. that we are searching SHERR:91
The care of the human m. SIEF:92
Pain of m. is worse than pain of body SYRUS:98

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