the p. is but a lout ITAL:53
call in an unskilful p. JAPA:53
The adventurous p. goes on JEFF:54
Many funerals discredit a p. JONS:55
qualification for a p. is hopefulness LITT:61
nor does a p. work cures LOGIA:61
better after the p.’s visit LONG:61
duty of the p. to bring contentment LONG:61
there is no time to make a p. of him MACP:64
p. means a lifetime of incessant study MARX:66
The examining p. often hesitates MAYO:68
eliminate the need for a p. MAYO:68
A good p. appreciates the difference MINE:69
A p. and a priest ought not NAPO:72
a good man can be a great p. NOTH:73
The first figure of a p. OSLER:74
a place beside the p. OSLER:74
A p. who treats himself OSLER:74
One of the first duties of the p. OSLER:74
‘Tis not always in a p’s power OVID:75
A sick person who lies to his p. PAUD:77
from nature not from the p. PARA:76
The p. is only the servant of nature PARA:76
There are two kinds of p. PARA:76
knowledge makes the p. PARA:76
a p. seldom obtains bread PARKI:76
p. can sometimes parry the scythe PIOZ:79
for the true p. is also a ruler PLATO:79
A p. should not be a servant PLATT:80
died last night of my p. PRIOR:82
he does not need a p. at all RHAZ:84
to die soon, make your p. your heir ROMAN:85
palpation to which the p. is trained RUSSE:86
The p. that bringeth love SAVO:87
The p.’s best remedy SCHIC:88
p. that should be the patient SHAK:90
surgeon should be something of a p. SHEP:91
a regular-bred p. SHERI:91
the p. as scientist, educator SIGE:92
supercilious self-conceit of a p. SMOL:94
p. must not try to counteract nature’s STAHL:95
follows the instructions of the p. SUSR:97
an implicit faith in his own p. SUSR:97
The p. is superfluous TACI:98
A p. who heals for nothing TALM:99
house... will be opened to the p. TALM:99
where the strength of the p. lies TOLS:100
A p. should take his fee TROL:100
A p. is one who pours drugs VOLT:103
The p. can bury his mistakes WRIG:108
physicians
dying with the help of too many p. ALEX:2
like other doctrines advanced by p. ANON:4
Many p. would prefer ANON:4
P. and politicians resemble one ANON:4
P. are like undescended testicles ANON:4
by p. no longer forced to practise it ANON:4
Conscientious and careful p. ARIS:6
We are p. It is a proud title BEAT:10
P. of the Utmost Fame BELLO:10
P. should be consulted when needed BUCH:17
Keep away from p. BURG:17
P., when the cause of disease CICE:23
his p. cannot cure COLLI:24
there will be no scientific p. DIETL:29
P. and public health officials DUBOS:31
P.’ faults are covered with earth ENGL:33
p. are generally sceptics FEUC:34
p., like beer, are best FULL:37
proportion of cases treated by p. FORB:36
Most p. are like athletes who aspire GALEN:38
beyond the practice of all the p. GLAD:40
called the reproach of p. HEBE:44
They have no p. HEROD:45
P. who meet in consultation HIPP:47
little liked by p. HORT:49
P. live by rich patients INDI:52
There are only ‘safe’ p. KAMI:55
P. think they do a lot KANT:55
English p. kill you LAMB:57
p. have abandoned operative LANF:57
P. see many ‘diseases’ MARX:66
The p. are here’ too MAYO:68
The fever is to the p. MILT:69
older p. refused to recognise socially MITC:70
Lawyers and p. are a bad provision MONTA:70
The most dangerous p. NIET:73
assigned in some degree to p. PARR:76
Only p. and advocates can kill PHILE:79
P. are in general the most amiable POPE:81
P. are costly visitors PROV:82
three great p. PROV:82
P. of all men are the most happy QUAR:83
odium of the hostility of p. to each RUSH:86
p. are the class of people who kill SALI:87
euthanasia is actually practised by p. SIGE:92
p. must thus also play a social role SIGE:92
If consumption is too powerful for p. SMITH:94
P. cure little or nothing SPOD:95
deprive p. of much of the influence STARR:96
instruct p. how to behave STIE:97
women should be p. STILL:97
The sick man is the garden of the p. SWAH:98
P. ought not to give their judgment SWIFT:98
Take care not to fancy that you are p. TROU:101
p. are the natural attorneys VIRC:103
Even in the hands of the greatest p. VIRC:103
P. are like kings WEBS:105
p. then concocted complicated theories WESL:106·