- Look up
physic in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Physic may
refer to: The
study or
practice of
medicine A
substance administered as medicine, or the...
- The
Chelsea Physic Garden was
established as the Apothecaries'
Garden in London, England, in 1673 by the
Worshipful Society of
Apothecaries to grow plants...
- same year, the
English monarch established the
Regius Professorship of
Physic at the
University of Cambridge.
Newer universities would probably describe...
- Look up
physic garden in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
physic garden is a type of herb
garden with
medicinal plants.
Known since at
least 800, they...
-
Garcia de Orta more than 400
years ago.
Common names in
English include physic nut,
Barbados nut,
poison nut,
bubble bush or
purging nut. In
parts of Africa...
- The
Professor of
Physic at
Gresham College, London,
gives free
educational lectures to the
general public,
typically on medicine,
health and
related sciences...
-
Cartoon physics or
animation physics are
terms for a
jocular system of laws of
physics (and biology) that su****des the
normal laws, used in animation...
- trifoliata.
Common names for
plants in this
genus include: Bowman's root, Indian-
physic,
American ipecac. This
genus is
endemic to dry open
woods with
acidic soils...
- 1250 CE, it
included a
physic garden, but the site was not
given botanic garden status until 1593.
Botanical gardens developed from
physic gardens,
whose main...
-
England by 1546, and
until the 20th
century the
title was
Regius Professor of
Physic.
Henry VIII
established five
Regius Professorships in the University, the...
