Use the definition to answer the question physician from which middle English me ordered is positioned arrived

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The word "physician" comes from the Middle English term "physik", which in turn derives from the Old French "fisicien" and ultimately from Latin "physica", meaning "natural science" and related to "physicis" meaning "nature." The term has been historically used to refer to a person qualified to practice medicine, particularly one who diagnoses and treats illness.

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