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Later Influences of the Greek Authors,rved that in a chemical reaction the chemical combining ratios of weights between two different elements appeared to be simple ratios of integers. From this observation, he deduced the existence of atoms of weights, all multiples of some unknown weight, peculiar to the atoms of the particular elemen

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Infectious Diseases and Microbiology,was possible until the etiology of the microbial and parasitological diseases had been worked out. Indeed, it was easier to classify the causal organisms than the human disease syndromes. Further, once the microbe had been determined, the complete and incomplete syndromes could be established; thus,

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