A scorner of physic once said that nature and disease may be compared to two men fighting, the doctor to a blind man with a club, who strikes into the melee, sometimes hitting the disease, and sometimes hitting nature.


Select Works of Thomas H. Huxley, Technical Education, II (p. 12), John B. Alden, Publisher. 1886


A scorner of physic once said that nature and disease may be compared to two men fighting, the doctor to a blind man with a club, who strikes into...

A scorner of physic once said that nature and disease may be compared to two men fighting, the doctor to a blind man with a club, who strikes into...

A scorner of physic once said that nature and disease may be compared to two men fighting, the doctor to a blind man with a club, who strikes into...

A scorner of physic once said that nature and disease may be compared to two men fighting, the doctor to a blind man with a club, who strikes into...