Brit.
Sprengel's old theory that the school was founded by Benedictines seems now entirely given up; see Haeser and Bass on the subject; also Daremberg, La Medecine, p.133.For the citation from Gregory of Tours, see his Hist.

Francorum, lib.vi.For the eminence of Jewish physicians and proscription of them, see Beugnot, Les Juifs d'Occident, Paris, 1824, pp.

76-94; also Bedarride, Les Juifs en France, en Italie, et en Espagne, chaps.

v, viii, x, and xiii; also Renouard, Histoire de la Medecine, Paris, 1846, tome i, p.

439; also especially Lammert, Volksmedizin, etc., in Bayern, p.