Universities, Medicine and Science in the Medieval West (Variorum Collected Studies Series) Book

I	The study of medicine and the medieval university	1
II	The development of the medical university of Montpellier to the end of the fourteenth century	15
III	The medieval medical university at Paris	31
IV	Medieval bologna and the development of medical education	47
V	Medical study at mediaeval Oxford	62
VI	The medieval medical school at Cambridge	75
VII	Science vs. humanities : a conflict in the fifteenth-century Italian universities?	83
VIII	Science and the university in the fifteenth century	111
IX	The emergence of medicine as a profession	131
X	Achievement, professionalization, and the university	137
XI	Medieval medicine and the search for status	151
XII	Population and the study and practice of medieval medicine	160
XIII	Training of nonuniversity-educated medical practitioners in the later Middle Ages	168
XIV	The development of the medical guilds at Paris	181
XV	Medieval nursing	189
XVI	A note on medical care in medieval English hospitals	205
XVII	Female longevity and diet in the Middle Ages (with Cameron Campbell)	209
XVIII	Medieval medical and scientific views of women	219
XIX	Sexology and the medievalist	237
XX	Age at menarche : a misunderstanding	259
XXI	The term "doctor"	263
XXII	A fifteenth-century prescription	267
XXIII	Duke Humphrey and his medical collections	269
XXIV	The teaching of surgery at the university of Montpellier in the thirteenth century	274
XXV	Medical practice in the Middle Ages, of who treated whom	277