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then washing AMBROISE, it free (pah-ra' of every,) a French trace surgeon, of the acid. B. at Caval, 1509, became the most eminent practitioner of his time as surgeon-in-ordinary to Henry II., Francis II., Charles IX., and Henry III.; was protected by the latter during the Ma acre of St. Bartholomew(P. being a Protestant); and first introduced the ligature of arteries in lieu of cauterization. D. 1590. [s. 684]