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

The article examines "Causae et curae" and the "Physica "to show that Hildegard explains disease through the corruption of the

Through the case of Pere d’Olesa and other Spanish physicians, the article shows how geographical mobility enabled medical careers to

The article follows cancer and lupus as unstable names in medieval medicine, constantly displaced by what physicians did, what texts

Franciscus Sylvius and his pupil Reinier de Graaf transformed iatrochemistry from a speculative medical theory into a clinically grounded and

Medieval physicians interpreted the brain through uroscopy, tracing a diagnostic reasoning that linked urine, humoral imbalance, and cerebral function. This