Louis de la Caze

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Louis de la Caze (* 1703 in Lembeye , † 1765 in Paris ) was a French doctor from the Montpellier school .

Live and act

Louis de la Caze was a cousin of Théophile de Bordeu . He studied medicine in Montpellier , where he received his doctorate in 1724. In 1730 he went to Paris and became the King's “Ordinary Doctor” (médecin ordinaire) . Along with Bordeu, Paul Joseph Barthez and Gabriel François Venel he founded the on the animism steel anabolic vitalism of the school of Montpellier .

Works

  • Specimen novi medicinae conspectus. Paris 1749
  • Institutiones medicae ex novo medicinae conspectus ". Paris 1755
  • Idée de l'homme physique et moral, pour servir d'introduction à un traité de médecine. HL Guérin et LF Delatour, Paris 1755 (digitized) (digitized)
  • Mélanges de physique et de morale. HL Guérin et LF Delatour, Paris 1761. New edition Paris 1763 (digitized)
  • Lettres sur le meilleur moyen d'assurer le succès de l'éducation. Paris 1764
    • Medicinal, physical and moral writings. Translated from the French by Mr de la Case. JF Junius, Leipzig 1765, first part. (Digitized version ) , Zweyter Theil, together with a letter, about the best means of promoting education (digitized version)

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SURNAME La Caze, Louis de
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Lacaze, Louis
BRIEF DESCRIPTION French doctor
DATE OF BIRTH 1703
PLACE OF BIRTH Lembeye
DATE OF DEATH 1765
Place of death Paris