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Ambroise Paré and His Context - E. Berger (Russian Academy of Sciences)
Leibniz on the Organisation of Life and the Structure of Ideal Societies - A. Borowski (Bonn)
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Like the cosmos, the healthy human body displays a hierarchical organization, a model for the political order of the virtuous
This event honours the late Prof. Giuseppe Ongaro (1936-2023) with a one-day conference dedicated to exploring his multifaceted legacy in
By exploring and commenting on some Galenic loci in Rabelais' "Gargantua and Pantagruel" (c. 1532-1564), Guido Giglioni uncovers the role
This article explores the medicinal and culinary uses of melon seeds and milk during the Renaissance, detailing recipes and health
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This event honours the late Prof. Giuseppe Ongaro (1936-2023) with a one-day conference dedicated to exploring his multifaceted legacy in
This conference explores the use of alchemical remedies and processes in the cultural and intellectual context of pre-modern Europe, focusing
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This VivaMente Conference investigates the relationship between narrative, rhetorical persuasion, and factual evidence in medical and medico-legal case-histories.
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In this article, Leonardo Graciotti explores Pietro Pomponazzi’s pivotal role in the Renaissance debate on sense perception, examining his challenge
This article explores the medicinal and culinary uses of melon seeds and milk during the Renaissance, detailing recipes and health
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This article explores Angelo Sala's masterwork "Opiologia" (1614) and its contributions to the pharmacology of anodyne medicaments.
Between medieval alchemy and Franciscan spiritualism, this article unearths the intersection of science and religion in pursuit of the Elixir.
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