| But like its Galenic enemy, Paracelsan iatrochemistry declined in the second half of the seventeenth century. |
| A parallel bid to read the body in terms of the new science came from iatrochemistry. |
| In 1608, Oswald Croll published his Basilica chymica, a treatise devoted to a predominantly Paracelsian iatrochemistry. |
| Thoren talks a great deal about alchemy, but it always sounds like Paracelsian iatrochemistry to me. |
| The term iatrochemistry means the use of chemistry in medicine which was unheard of before Paracelsus. |
| He was the opponent of iatrochemistry, and claimed there was no such thing as corruption of the blood. |
