The Physician (n.) must be the one one was born for, or one will perish by one's physician.
The Physician (n.) most to be feared is the born actor who imitates the born physician with a perfect art of deception.
Physician (n.) are most in peril in the times when they are most needed, in great plagues — so with moral educators now.
The Physician (n.) is a profession whose most dangerous representative is the born actor who imitates the born physician.
A Physician (n.) is told to heal himself, and the sick person's best help is to see with his own eyes the one who heals himself.
A Physician (n.) in any sense must guard against pity, which will paralyse him at every decisive moment and put a ligature on his knowledge and his subtle helpful hand.
The Physician (n.) of the future needs every profession's arts — orator, diplomat, police agent — to amputate the torments of conscience and become a saviour without miracles or crucifixion.
A Physician (n.) is what each of us must be to himself — gathering the medical experience at his own cost, since there is no general recipe for how a man is to be helped.