persuasion
to use either p. or compulsion ARIS:6
phagocytes
Stimulate the p. SHAW:91
pharmacologist
a biologist, a p., and an electrician MACP:64
phenomena
if the cause of the p. be unknown PAST:77
the very essence of p. PAST:76
philosopher
delusion is called a p. BIERC:13
philosophers
The poets and p. before me FREUD:37
philosophy
they are the parents of p. BROWN:16
P., like medicine, has plenty of drugs CHAM:20
Aristotle and all p. may say MOLI:70
physic
P., for the most part, is nothing ADDI:1
For p. made, from poison be exempt DONNE:30
hope do me more good than p. GALEN:38
The practice of p. LATH:58
Temperance is the best p. PROV:82
physician
Any p. who advertises a positive cure ADAMS:1
The p. should look upon the patient ALEX:2
A p. is someone who knows ANON:3
No man is a good p. ARAB:5
p. becomes a fool ARAB:6
the p. alone can mourn ARET:6
The p. himself, if sick, actually calls ARIS:6
It is no part of a p.’s business to use ARIS:6
A man is a poor p. ASCL:6
clue to guide the p. in his thinking BAGL:8
diseases are revealed to the p. BART:9
P.’ heal thyself BIBLE:12
Honour a p. BIBLE:12
They that be whole need not a p. BIBLE:12
He is a great p. BIGE:13
medical science and the p.’s art. BILLR:13
preparatory school for the p. BILLR:13
The p. can do all he has to do BILLR:13
the party had placed in his p. BLAC:14
It is extremely difficult for a p. BOOR:14
good p. is a disciple of Paracelsus BROOK:16
A p.’s physiology has much the same BUTL:18
The p. is the central decision maker CALI:18
It is a good thing for a p. to have CANN:19
divests the p. of his proper prestige CATH:19
wastes the skill of the p. CHIN:21
p. who fails to combine pathological CORV:25
to change often their p. CULL:26
A p. is obligated to consider more CUSH:27
A p. should not be judged DIETL:29
Time is a p. that heals every grief DIPH:30
Time is the great p. DISR:30
The p. must look beyond the picture DOCK:30
disease neither p. nor physic can ease ENGL:33
Feed sparingly and defy the p. ENGL:33
The p. today seems athirst for blood FERN:34
so do the p. and surgeon FLEX:36
The p. is not the servant of science FOX:36
He’s the best p. FRAN:36
a p. who is naturally wise FRAN:36
A surgeon should be young, a p. old FRENC:37
A young p. fattens the churchyard FRENC:37
p. is bound to take up the position FREUD:37
That p. will hardly be thought GALEN:38
to be taught observation by a p. GILLI:39
look upon his p. as his friend GISB:40
skilful p. distinguishes the symptoms GOLDS:40
The p.’s continuing education HARR:43
Honour a p. before thou has need HEBR:44
a city whose governor is a p. HEBR:44
every p. is for one disease HEROD:45
The best p. is he who can distinguish HEROP:45
In illness the p. is a father HINDU:46
A p. who is a lover of wisdom HIPP:47
The p. is the servant of the art HIPP:47
p. must have a worthy appearance HIPP:47
may be a good p. HOLM:48
having found a good p. HOLM:48
The best a p. can give HOLM:48
The p. must generalise the disease HUFE:50
Medicine’s preferable to that of a p. INDI:52
Until a p. has killed one or two INDI:52
Hope is the p. of each misery IRISH:53
Death is the poor man’s best p. IRISH:52
The p. ought to know literature ISID:53 ·