SUNY Upstate Medical University - Auricle Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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THE HELLINIZED LADIES of the Ptol- emaic period seldom nursed their own children. Definite contracts were made with slave women, who stipulated to nourish the child on milk up to its third year for a definite sum and their living. During the first six months, the nurse was to give the infant her own breast, the wet-nursing contracts called for pure unadulterated milk i e that the nurse should not spoil her breast- milk by a faulty diet During the re- maining eighteen months the infant was nourished artificially on cow'smilk There was a regular daily delivery of THE BEST COW S MILK in a pitcher of 18 cotyles capacity- and unlounc tual delivery was severely punished-- but on legal, not on hygienic grounds l iff 3 LAI i 8 . 2. 4. .UP L.. . 'f 'f I. P . ,U H' 1 C , .' I - we ,I I Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Ms. Ms. ,I Frank A. Oski, Chairman Marie J. Stuart James A. Stockman Mary L. Voorhess Karen Smith Eileen Buchert