Vicente Querol (?-1870) – Pioneers of homeopathy by T. L. Bradford

Pioneers
of homeopathy

by Dr Thomas
Lindsey Bradford

Presented by Dr Robert Séror

Vicente
Querol (?-1870)

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Dr. QUEROL,
VICENTE.

The

Criterio
Medico for Oct. 10, 1870, notices the death of Dr. Querol of Cuba.

He belonged to the Hahnemann Society of Madrid and had received the Cross of Commander of the Order of Charles III.

Dr. Querol resided in Seville, and was among the first Spanish converts to Homoeopathy.

He removed to Madrid in 1834, with the object of treating the epidemic of cholera
which then raged there by the new system.

He translated the ” Clinica
” of Beauvoais de Sangratien, which he left incomplete, and he also translated the ”Organon.”

(Criterio Medico, volume II , p. 455. World’s Conv., volume 2, page
323).

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