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‘People and Places’
37th International Congress for the History of
Pharmacy
22nd June – 25th June 2005
University of Edinburgh
Scotland
Contents
Opening Address by Hemant Patel, President, Royal Pharmaceutical
Society of Great Britain 3
Programme of Oral Presentations and Posters 4-12
Full Papers of Main Lectures 13
(From thePharmaceutical HistorianSpecial issueJune2006,
Supplement toVolume36No.2, InmemoryofDrJohnHunt)
The Evolution of Pharmacy in Britain, Dr John Hunt† 14
The Edinburgh Apothecaries, Dr Peter M Worling 18
Lecture at the Ceremonial Meeting of the International Academy
for the History of Pharmacy:
Community Pharmacy and the Rise of Welfare in Great Britain 1900
to 1986, Dr Stuart Anderson 21
The Royal College of Surgeons ofEdinburgh 1505-2005,
Dr Helen Dingwall (presented by Peter Jones) 29
Samuel Hahnemann (1755-1843): The Founder of Modern
Homeopathy, Dr Steven Kayne 34
Abstracts of Papers presented at the Congress 39
(including5not included inthepublishedprogramme)
Index of Authors and Titles 40
Abstracts in alphabetical oreder of first author 43-132
Acknowledgements and Sponsors 133
Scientific Committee 134
Organising Committee of BSHP 134
Opening Address by Hemant Patel,
President, Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain
LordProvost,Presidents,LadiesandGentlemen, experience and privilege I know that the Society
I am delighted to have this opportunity of welcoming organises evening meetings and a generally well
youallonbehalfofthe RoyalPharmaceuticalSociety attendedannualconference.
of Great Britain, to this, the 37th Congress of the The British Society for the History of Pharmacy
International Society for the History of Pharmacy in was inaugurated by members of the Council of the
Edinburgh. As we have just heard this is the first Pharmaceutical Society with an interest in preserving
occasionthatthishasbeenheldinScotlandand while and researching the history of our profession. Initially
I fully appreciate the amount of work that organising intendedtobesetupasasectionofthePharmaceutical
this conference entails, I hope that it will not be the Society it was decided that it would be the right
last occasion that you will visitthese beautiful shores. decision to separate BSHP from the parent body, in
Edinburgh in particular has a long tradition in the order to respond to the ever changing influences in
development of pharmacy and medicine, and is rich pharmacy.Whilethiswasacontroversialdecisionand
inhistory. at that time it was met by some opposition, I hope
Talking of history in general, I must say that it is that your members will agree that this has made the
the basis on which civilisation evolves. Without British Society into a more robust organisation that is
knowledge of the past, humans would be forced to well able to stand on its own feet. The organising of
constantly relearn scientific discoveries, for example, this conference is I believe evidence of this. BSHP
in a continuing recycle. Comprehending antecedent has members worldwide, and it is great to be able to
events allows the observer to rectify errors and to welcome you, alongside the other international
developandmature. visitorstothisCongress.
Being cognisant of one’s history allows people to The Pharmaceutical Society plays an important role
understand where they are now, how they got there in supporting the history of British pharmacy,
and where they can go in the future. History is the predominantly through its Museum based at its
mostrelevantmaterialforanindividual(andasociety) headquarters in Lambeth, London. The Museum, first
to analyse because it allows them to benefit from established in 1842, today answers enquiries from
previous experiences and advance. So we must across the world, welcomes visitors to its displays,
continuetoinvestinhistory,cultureandvalues. andprovidesaccesstoitsstrongcollectionsthrougha
It can also be understood as a widespread, intricate wide range of education and outreach work. The
web that is interlocked through cause and effect as Society also maintains an archive of material relating
well as accident. Simply put, understanding the past to its own history and the history of the profession.
allows persons to learn from their mistakes. History The Museum, and the Society’s Information Centre
also defines society and outlines culture values and as a whole, works closely with BSHP particularly to
ethics.Thereisnomoreimportantsubjectthanhistory answerthemanyenquiriesthatcomeitsway.
to study, for it educates while improving on previous It is therefore very encouraging to see from your
errors and adding to omissions. A people who know attendancethatyouhavedelegatesfrommanycountries
their history, know their future because the lessons of inEuropeandfurtherafield.Therangeofpapersbeing
thepasthelponetoavoidthepitfallsofthepresent. presented covers a very wide spectrum of subjects
Now returning to pharmacy, the Pharmaceutical showing that interest in the history and research in
Society, founded in 1841, established a North British pharmacy is healthy. While I appreciate that
Branch,asitwasknown,shortlyafterwards.The1852 Universityeducationinpharmacyhistoryistaughtmore
Pharmacy Act granted Scotland a separate board of widelyinmanyofourEuropeanneighbours,itgivesus
examiners, and the Branch established a library and morereasonfortheBritishSocietytopressforwardwith
museum, and held regular scientific meetings. The itsworkanditscooperationwiththeInternationalSociety
Branch moved to its current headquarters at 36 York to ensure that pharmacy history continues to be
Place, Edinburgh in 1884, and in 1886 became the appreciatedanddevelopedintheUnitedKingdom.
executive body conducting the affairs of the In conclusion, pharmacy history preserves our
Pharmaceutical Society in Scotland. It wasn’t until traditional and cultural values, and serves as a beacon
July 1948 that the branch became the Scottish light, guiding our profession in confronting various
DepartmentoftheSociety. crises. History is indeed, as Allen Nerins puts it, ‘a
Today,the Society’sScottishExecutive implements bridge connecting the past with the present and
policy by working with the Scottish Parliament and pointingtheroadtothefuture.’
other stakeholders in Scotland. The Department For that reason, and many friendships with your
provides advice on a range of topics, including members, I am delighted to lend this event my firm
pharmacy law and ethics and the registration of support and I take this opportunity to wish you all a
pharmacypremisesinScotland.Frompersonal verysuccessfulandenjoyableconference.
Programme of Oral Presentations and Posters
THURSDAY 23 Juneafternoon
ParallelsessionA ParallelsesasfiotnerBnoon ParallelsessionC ParallelsessionD
English French(orEnglish) German(orEnglish) Spanish(orEnglish)
GeorgeTheatre DavidHumeTowerLecture DavidHumeTower DavidHumeTower
TheatreA FacultyRoomNorth FacultyRoomSouth
14.00- 1stPlenaryLecture
14.30
Dr John Hunt
TheEvolutionofPharmacy
inGreatBritain
Lecturesupportedby
GlaxoSmithKlineplc
Session PharmacyPeople PharmacyPlaces HistoricPharmacies VenenosyIndustria
1
Chair StuartAnderson MichaelJepson PeterWorling MdCFrancésCausapé
14.50- A1:JParascandola B1:RRusso,MRicciardi,P C1:EWJentsch,DLWendt D1:AMPerkinsde
15.10 ChemistryandCommerce: Catellani AimarandTupper Piacentino,RGCandela
F.B.PowerandtheWellcome HistoricalPharmaciesinNaples: Collections-part1 LosVenenosaTravésdela
ChemicalResearch NewInformation Historia
Laboratories
15.10- A2:CBârsu,LDiaconescu,M B2:MVladau,HPopescu C2:EWJentsch,DLWendt D2:RRodríguez-Nozal,A
15.30 Bârsu ThePharmaciesintheDistrictof AimarandTupper González-Bueno
TheRoleofIoanMantain Arges(Romania)1840-1940 Collections-part2 LaPropriedadIndustrialdel
RomanianPharmaceutical MedicamentoenEspañacon
Practice Anterioridada1936
THURSDAY 23 Juneafternoon
afternoon
Session PharmacyPeople Stätten PharmacyandMedical
2 Pharmazeutischer Ideas
Praxis
Chair PeterHoman FrançoisLedermann W-DMüller-Jahncke BrionyHudson
16.00- A3:HGoetzendorff B3:BBonnemain C3:P-HGraepel D3:JCrellin
16.20 LouisLotz(1843-1923)and 1960-1980:LaPublicité DieMitarbeiterin ‘ItIsAProvenRemedy’:
the"DeutscheApotheke"in PharmaceutiqueenFranceVuepar OstpreussischenApotheken 18thCenturyConceptsof
Milwaukee unMédecinGénéraliste um1850 ClinicalEffectiveness
16.20- A4:M-GSuliman,A B4:FTrépardoux C4:JBrzezinska D4:PAndriopoulos
16.40 Lucasciuc,FStanciuc,GA JacquesClarion(1776-1844) BisherUnveröffentlichte PharmacologicalActionin
Vlasceanu Professeurdel'EcoledePharmacie Exklusiv-Privilegienfürdie 19thCenturyGreece:The
ProfessorDrPeterIonescu- deParis Apothekevon TransitionfromTraditional
Stoian(1909-1985) Kolberg/Kolobrzegausden NotionsofthePowerof
Jahren1618und1624 DrugstoModern
Pharmacology
16.40- A5:MdCFrancésCausapé B5:GduBan C5:ACorvi D5:AHelmstädter
17.00 PabloFernándezIzquierdo Place:Trieste.People:Les AlteApothekenim ThePowerofPotencies:
FounderOf"LosAvisos",A PharmaciensEtLesAutres Norditalien VitalForcesinTheoryand
HealthyReview(1877-1886) PracticeofHomeopathy
InternationalAcademyfortheHistoryofPharmacy
19.00-20.00AcademyLecturebyDrStuartAnderson
CommunityPharmacyandtheRiseofWelfareinGreatBritain
FRIDAY 24 JUNE morning
Parallel session A Parallel session B Parallel session C Parallel session D
English French(orEnglish) German(orEnglish) Spanish(orEnglish)
DavidHumeTower DavidHumeTower DavidHumeTower DavidHumeTower
LectureTheatreB LectureTheatreA FacultyRoomNorth FacultyRoomSouth
09.00- 2ndPlenaryLecture
09.30
Dr Peter M Worling
TheDevelopmentof
PharmacyinEdinburgh
Lecturesupportedby
GlaxoSmithKlineplc
Session PharmacyPeople WomeninPharmacy PharmacyProducts
3
Chair StuartAnderson FrancisTrépardoux BrionyHudson ShirleyEllis
9.50-10.10 A6:GHelmstädter B6:BBonnemain C6:MRose,SSymonds D6:JMCampbell,ARDavid
TheImpactofThomas MédecinesAlternatives:XIXeet CelebratingWomenin PharmacyinAncientEgypt
LinacreonGermanMedicine XX Siècles:DeuxSièclesde Pharmacy
e
andtheRoleofthe RelationssouventControversées
Pharmacist aveclaPharmacieetleMédicament
10.10- A7:M-GSuliman,A B7:CCharlot C7:M-MStancu D7:MPeretz
10.30 Lucasciuc,FStanciuc,GA ASixteenthCenturyJourneyman AnaAslan- Great Silphium:TheWonderDrug
Vlasceanu ApothecaryinMontpellier:Jean PersonalityinRomanian fromCyrenaica
DrGeneralCarolDavila Magnol HistoryofPharmacy
(1828-1884)-Iconograhical
Approach
FRIDAY 24 JUNE morning
Session PharmacyPlaces PharmacyRecord Weitreichender PharmacyProducts
4 Pharmazeutischer
Einfluss
Chair JohnHunt PeterHoman ChristianeStaiger ShirleyEllis
11.35- A8:GCMiller B8:WAJackson C8:CFriedrich D8:HSilberman
11.55 ColdChainsandCowBells WilliamBatemanandthe ApothekerderNeuzeitals TheManyAspectsof
Magnacopia:StocksHeldby Kommunalpolitiker Chlorodyne
ChemistsandDruggistsinthe
NineteenthCentury
11.55- A9:CKletter,HRiha,W B9:PWorling C9:SAnagnostou D9:SBernschneider-Reif,F
12.15 Kubelka ASetofEighteenthCentury Pharmazieauf Öxler,RWFreudenmann
PrescriptionsfortheAustrian Accounts InternationalerEbenedie TheOriginofMDMA
ArchduchessLeopoldina ApothekedesCollegio (Ecstasy):Separatingthe
Romanovom16bis18 FactsfromtheMyth
Jahrhundert
WorkingGroupARTEMISSESSION:
Gender,PlaceandScience:SexandGenderintheHistoryofPharmacy
Friday24June2005AdamFergusonBuilding,G10
Chair: BWahrig
14.45to15.00 Introductionbychair
15.00to15.30 BWahrig: TheMad,TheBadandTheFemale:PoisonandGenderin19thCentury
15.30to16.00 TPommereningAncientEgyptianDrugTherapyandContemporaryConceptsofFemaleAnatomyandPhysiology
16.00to16.30 SLandgraf WegeZumPatentImPreussenDes19.Jahrhunderts:StadthebammeFriederickeBurtzUndIhrBrustbezugFür
StillendeFrauen
16.30to17.00
17.00to17.15 Generaldiscussion
FRIDAY 24 JUNE afternoon
ParallelsessionA ParallelsessionB ParallelsessionC ParallelsessionD
English French(orEnglish) German(orEnglish) Spanish(orEnglish)
DavidHumeTower DavidHumeTower DavidHumeTower DavidHumeTower
LectureTheatreB LectureTheatreA FacultyRoomNorth FacultyRoomSouth
3rd Plenary Lecture
Dr Helen Dingwall (speaker
Peter Jones) Historyofthe
RoyalCollegeofSurgeons
Session Pharmacy People Pharmacy Practice Resources in the
5 History of Pharmacy
Chair CliveMurray PeterWorling RoyAllcorn
14.45- A10:NAThune B10:RKlevstrand C10:BHudson D10:ARCarillo,EMoreno
15.05 IsthereanyLinkbetween MedicalandPharmaceutical “AnHeir-loomtobeHanded Toral,MTLópezDíaz
AesclepiosandtheChristian Licences,TwoCasesofanold Down”:TheHistoryofthe LaViruelayelProceso
SaintsCosmosandDamian? Story MuseumoftheRoyal HaciasuErradicaciónenla
PharmaceuticalSociety SevilladelSigloXIX
15.05- A11:GParma B11:ZBela C11:RBeresford D11:MTLópezDíaz,AR
15.20 ALiteraryandPatriotic DescriptionofaChemical ‘Created’Pharmacy Carillo,EMorenoToral
Pharmacist:GuidoZadei Barometerfoundina19thCentury MuseumsasaToolfor LaAportacióndelaAescuela
ApothecaryManual ResearchandTeaching SevillanaalaMedicina
RenacentistaEspañola
15.20- A12:CBârsu,MBojiþã B12:JNSaugen C12:BOhlson D12:EMorenoToral,MT
15.45 PharmaceuticalTraditionin FromProductiontoInformation- YourHistoryofPharmacy LópezDíaz,ARCarillo
Cluj-MastersandDisciples 50YearsofChallengesinPharmacy andtheWeb EstudiodelaSanidadenlas
duringtheInter-WarPeriod Practice IslasMalvinasdurantela
EdadModerna
FRIDAY 24 JUNE afternoon
Session PharmacyandState HistoricPharmacies MedicinalPlants
6
Chair MichaelJepson GiorgioDuBan JohnHunt AinleyWade
16.15- A13:YTorud B13:JGravé C13:PCatellani,RConsole D13:BGThune
16.35 FromPersonalPrivilegeto L'enseignementdelaMédecineet FarmaciaMazzoliniat SearchingForTheLost
LiberalMarketCompetition delaPharmaciedanslaVillede Fabriano:aVisualHistoryof Garden
inTenYears Chartresjusqu’auXIIèmeSiècle ModernPharmacy
avantlaCreationdel’Universitéde
Paris
16.35- A14:PJovic B14:MSGuibert C14:SEllis D14:IArabas,WGrebecka
16.55 BritishInfluenceonSerbian UnSeulLieumaisBeaucoupde APharmacyofInfluence: MedicinalPlantsofthe
Pharmacists Monde:lesCompagnons 17ThePavement,Clapham Borderland
ApothicairesàMontpellier1574- Common,London
1654
16.55- A15:AStankuniene,V B15:CLBagliano C15:ANevola,BCorcione, D15:GPapadopoulos,P
17.15 Gudiene LesAntiquesPharmaciesItaliennes AGrazione Andriopoulos,TSpiropoulos
TheRelationsofPharmacists dansl’ItalieduCentre-Sud TheProfessionalsofthe PlacesandPowers:The
fromBalticStatesduringthe FarmaciaDiLoretofrom InfluenceofPlaceonthe
InterwarPeriod 1790to1901 TherapeuticEfficacyof
PlantsandotherNatural
Remedies
SATURDAY 25 JUNE morning
Parallel session A Parallel session B Parallel session C Parallel session D
English French(orEnglish) German(orEnglish) Spanish(orEnglish)
GeorgeTheatre DavidHumeTowerLecture DavidHumeTower DavidHumeTower
TheatreA FacultyRoomNorth FacultyRoomSouth
09.30- 4thPlenaryLecture
10.00
Dr Steven Kayne
SamuelHahnemann(1755-
1843):TheFounderof
ModernHomeopathy
LecturesupportedbyNelsons
Session PharmacyandState PeopleandProducts IndustriayReligión
7
Chair StuartAnderson BrunoBonnemain ShirleyEllis
10.20- A16:EAVarella B16:OLafont C16:AMagowska D16:AGonzáles-Bueno,R
10.40 Pharmacy-relatedProfessions D’uneQuerelledePréséanceentre TheTreatmentoftheFemale Rodríguez-Nozal
intheMiddleByzantine MédecinsetApothicairesàLa BodyasaCulturaland LaIndustriaFarmacéutica
Period Bible PoliticalFact BritánicaenEspaña(1919-
1935)
10.40- A17:DParojcic B17:CCharlot C17:MJepson D17:AMPerkinsde
11.00 ProfessionalPharmacyEthics JAChaptalBienfaiteurdel’Ecole AnExaminationof Piacentino
inSerbianContext:Cultural dePharmaciedeMontpellier NineteenthCentury MisionesJesuíticas:
BackgroundandHistorical PrescriptionRecordsfroma InventariodelaBoticadela
Experience BirminghamPharmacy CiudaddeSantaMaríade
BuenosAyres