What does the doctor mean when he states of Lady Macbeth 'more needs she the divine than the physician'?
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He says that her illness is beyond his medicine for the physical body - she needs something for her soul (More needs she the divine than the physician) and that Lady Macbeth will have to help herself. ... The doctor tells Macbeth that his wife is very ill, and he cannot cure her.
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The Doctor is concerned. (Remember, he has witnessed Lady Macbeth sleepwalking.) ... He says that her illness is beyond his medicine for the physical body - she needs something for her soul (More needs she the divine than the physician) and that Lady Macbeth will have to help herself.
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