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In this article, Gabriele Torcoletti reconstructs the intellectual architecture of Hippocrates' "Airs, Waters, Places", showing how analogy and polarity shaped
What if the Scientific Revolution was not the birth of modern science, but a shorter and deeper transformation in how
Through an examination of Katharina Kepler's witchcraft trial, Marco Ghione shows how ambiguous bodily symptoms were transformed into legal evidence
Is infertility really a modern concern? Anna Gili explores how medieval physicians understood infertility and its treatment, tracing the transmission
This presentation will review newly-uncovered information about the background to Rupescissa's "De famulatu philosophie" (1352 ). Specifically: where it travelled,
Long regarded as an exceptional voice in early modern thought, Oliva Sabuco is revisited by Jil Müller, who reconstructs her
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In this article, Gabriele Torcoletti reconstructs the intellectual architecture of Hippocrates' "Airs, Waters, Places", showing how analogy and polarity shaped
Through an examination of Katharina Kepler's witchcraft trial, Marco Ghione shows how ambiguous bodily symptoms were transformed into legal evidence
Is infertility really a modern concern? Anna Gili explores how medieval physicians understood infertility and its treatment, tracing the transmission
Set against the world of cheap print and wonder literature, this article investigates the case of a Spanish nun who
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Through the case of Pere d’Olesa and other Spanish physicians, the article shows how geographical mobility enabled medical careers to
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