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Arch Intern Med. 1963;112(2):261.

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Because of a transposition of lines the first paragraph on page 674 of the May, 1963, issue of the ARCHIVES was incorrectly printed. The paragraph should read as follows:

In this Zebulun territory (the issue of December, 1962) I quoted the explanation of the origin of the word veronal as given to Dr. A. Benedict Schneider, of Cleveland, by his old teacher, Prof Reid Hunt of Harvard, and added the further gloss sent along by Dr. Harry G. Moss, of New Haven, Conn. It appeared to be established beyond doubt that the name was derived from the city of Verona under somewhat serendipitous circumstances. Dr. Schneider has been pursuing the matter further and writes as follows:

"It's quite amazing how facts well known to our predecessors, and carefully put away, begin to turn up in every drawer once some one comes across the key.... With Dr. Moss as my guide . . . [Full Text PDF of this Article]

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