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Berlin, Augusti Petsch, 1830, 8°, 31, (1) pp., orig. Rückenbroschur. Erstdruck! " De psoitide, adnexis morbi historiis. Diss. inaug. med. q. def. d. 28. Apr. Berolini, typis Aug. Petschii. 1830. gr. 6. 29 S.* mit der Dedicat, nebst 3 S. Curric. vitae u. Thesen." Willert (Carl Wilhelm), "zu Potsdam, Med. et Chir. Dr. Berol. 1830, Compagniechirurgus. Er ist geb* zu Coesslin d. 3. Febr. 1807, besuchte die Schule und seit 1821 das Gymnasium seiner Vaterstadt, studirte die Heilkunde seit Apr. 1825 als Eleve des medic. chir. Friedrich-Wilhelms-Instituts zu Berlin, und war seit 1829 ein Jahr Unterarzt ap der Charite." Callisen, 21. Bd. De psoitide, adnexis morbi historiis. Diss. inaug. med. q. def. d. 28. Apr. Berolini, typis Aug. Petschii. 1830. gr. 6. 29 S.* mit der Dedicat, nebst 3 S. Curric. vitae u. Thesen. Rec. Hufelaod Bibl. der Heilk. Bd. 6. l830. Ang. S.2p; Hecker litt. Annal. der Heilk. Bd. l8. l83o. Sui. Septbr. S. 125. "Der Psoas als seelischer Muskel" The earliest known use of the noun psoitis is in the 1800s. OED's earliest evidence for psoitis is from 1800, in the writing of John Hull, physician and botanist. …