Translation of "Stadtarzt" in English

Oh, big city doctor in search of peace and quiet. Yeah, I get that.

This city had some strange doctor ideas about his condition.

Well known scientist at this time was Conrad Gessner from Zurich and the municipal physician of Basel Felix Platter.

He studied at Tübingen, and was later a physician to the city of Freiburg im Breisgau.

He was an apothecary at Freiburg before being elected physician to the city of Frankfurt on Main in 1506.

Gujer alias "Chlyjogg" became famous by the Zurich city doctor Hans Caspar Hirzel, who published, in 1761, a small book called the "Economy of a peasant philosopher".

He became a municipal doctor in Worms in 1495, then worked in the same capacity in Oppenheim and Frankfurt.

He died impoverished at the hospital in Yverdon-les-Bains (Ifferten), where he had been the city doctor from 1596.

Jakob Gujer alias "Chlyjogg" became famous by the Zurich city doctor Hans Caspar Hirzel, who published, in 1761, a small book called the "Economy of a peasant philosopher".

One of the worst epidemics was in 1564, when around 2000 people, a quarter of the population, died from the plague, as reported by town doctor Johannes Schenck.

The physician, scientist and philosopher, really named Georg Bauer, was not born in Jáchymov, but was active here in the first half of the 16th century as the town physician.

Barely 20 years later, Zurich city physician Konrad Türst drew the oldest known map of Switzerland in pen-and-ink and brush on parchment.

The fact that Carl Linnaeus named the coveted Tulipa gesneriana after the famous Swiss naturalist Conrad Gessner (1516–1565) shows his admiration for the industrious scientist, Zurich city physician and universal scholar.

In Nuremberg, such beer was disposed of in the river Pegnitz and in Regensburg, where the city doctor was in charge of supervising the beer quality, the brewer was in the worst case forced to drink his low-grade beer himself.

Even today Philippi only has a population of 2870, so he was a true small town doctor in the early 1930's.

This Basel exemplar belonged to the city physician of Basel, Heinrich Amici († 1451), who bequeathed it to his city's Carthusian monastery.

Its genesis goes back to Ruf's personal appearance before the council of the city of Zurich on November 28, 1552, as an attempt was made to regulate his unusual double function as city surgeon and interim town physician (see the Bestallungsurkunde).

Jaap Achterberg, Andreas Nievergelt, Albert Wettstein (who holds the office of the town physician of Zurich) and Hildegard Elisabeth Keller participated as speakers.

One of them was the current holder of the office of city physician, Albert Wettstein, who was interviewed by Hildegard Elisabeth Keller about his position, his view of himself, and his impressions of the life and work of Jakob Ruf.

Some time later, by the end of the same century, the town’s physician, i.e.

But the wide ranging and knowledge hungry man stays here as healer for only a brief time because on July 12, 1477 he was named physician for the city of Basel with 24 golden Jahrsold, but without the obligation of further study at the University "unless it should please him".