Description acceptable. After he demonstrated this practice for her, Dowager Empress Maria of Russia gave the foundling Anton Petrov a new (10[1])name referencing it. Biographer John Baron (10[2])may have originated a myth about Sarah Nelmes’s (10[1])role in the origin of this practice. (10[1])To promote this practice (10[1])in Vienna, (10[2])Maria (10[1])Theresa (10[8]-5[1])hosted (10[3])65 (10[1])commoners (10[7]-5[2])for a royal banquet (10[1]-5[1])at the (10[1])Schönbrunn palace. (10[6]-5[3])Caroline (10[1])of Ansbach (10[1]-5[1])helped popularize this practice after being shown it (10[1])by Lady (-5[1])Mary (10[1])Wortley (10[3])Montagu, (10[8]-5[3])who introduced (10[1])it (10[3])to Europe (10[2])after (-5[1])witnessing (-5[1])it (-5[1])in the Ottoman (10[2])Empire. (10[4]-5[2])Catherine (10[1]-5[1])the Great gave (10[2]-5[1])Thomas Dimsdale (10[4])a title for performing this practice (10[1])on her by grating pustules (10[3])into (-5[1])an open (10[2])wound. (10[3])For (10[1])10 points, (10[3])the development (10[2])of what (-5[1])medical (10[1])practice in 18th-century (10[1])Europe (10[2])is often credited to Edward (-5[1])Jenner? (10[4]0[2])■END■ (10[19]0[5])