[Claude Bernard and Daremberg father and son].
Claude Bernard and Charles Daremberg were friends since youth. In a letter dated August 1, 1862, the medical historian tells the physiologist about Galen's experiments on nerves. Eighteen years later, Georges, Charles' son, writes a letter to Ernest Renan and congratulates him about his speech in honour of Claude Bernard, whom he succeeds at the Academie francaise.
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Claude Bernard et les Daremberg.