DOCTOR
An Illustrated Encyclopedic Medical Dictionary · 1892 · p. 28
(Lat.), n. m. Do2k'to2r. Gen., doctor'is. From docere, to teach. Gr., SiSoUricaAos. Fr., docteur. Ger., D. It., dottore. Sp., d. Lit., a teacher; a person endowed by a university or some other authorized institution with a diploma certifying to his proficiency in a science or art or recognizing hi position as a person of learning; in common parlance, a practitioner of medicine or surgery (especially, in Great Britain, a physician as distinguished from a surgeon). [s. 603]
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