…the first of these reformations was to get what were called the lower grades of education into the Argo of the people. Paracelsus of Hohenheim, remember, was one of the first to teach the principles of medicine in the language of the people, in his case,…

…in which mankind forever sickens. The development of magnetic therapy, however, was probably given its greatest advance by Paracelsus of Hohenheim, whose career extended into the early parts of the modern chronological period. used magnetized material for the…

…races. Well, this grand pattern permeates all of them, descending to its last great exponent in our thinking, and that was Paracelsus of Hohenheim, who attempted to restore this entire theory and to use it as the basis of therapy. He again, however, wrote…

…subject of the day. There was nothing of interest, nothing vital, nothing really useful in most of the curriculum. When Paracelsus of Hohenheim attended the University of Basel's medical department, he observed one day in public that the small, fine hair on…