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Brunonian or
Brunonians usually refer to
alumni of
Brown University and
Pembroke College in
Brown University. The
terms may also
refer to: The Brunonian...
- The
Brunonian system of
medicine is a
theory of
medicine which regards and
treats disorders as
caused by
defective or
excessive excitation. It was developed...
- (1735 – 17
October 1788) was a
Scottish physician and the
creator of the
Brunonian system of medicine.
Brown was born in Berwickshire, the son of a day-labourer...
- the
Brunonian—with
which it had coexisted—as an antecedent. The
Herald would then be able to
stretch its life back to 1866, when
another Brunonian, this...
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following is a
partial list of
notable Brown University alumni,
known as
Brunonians. It
includes alumni of
Brown University and
Pembroke College, Brown's...
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Society uses
either the "Alpha
Delta Phi Society" or "The Society". The
Brunonian (Brown University)
chapter first initiated women into its
local membership...
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perfectly unintelligible." The
Scottish physician John Brown,
creator of the
Brunonian system of medicine,
recommended opium for what he
termed asthenic conditions...
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thought to be pink eye. He was one of the more
influential advocates of the
Brunonian system of physic, and
published "Grundriss der
Pathologie nach den Gesetzen...
- Würzburg.
After Jena, Sc****ing went to
Bamberg for a time, to
study the
Brunonian system of
medicine (the
theory of John Brown) with
Adalbert Friedrich...
- "The
heretical Auctoritas of
Giordano Bruno: The
significance of the
brunonian presence in
James Joyce's "The Day of the Rabblement" and
Stephen Hero"...
