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Abstract: This paper situates Rodrigo de Castro Lusitano’s De uniuersa mulierum medicina (1603), within the longer history of gynaecology and of the questions raised by having a separate branch of medicine dedicated to women. I argue that the focus of ‘gynaecology’ has
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Abstract: This text focus on some ways to reduce pain and augment labor in ancient Roman times. While midwives and physicians had virtually very few options for speeding up labor and reduce its pains, and often employed them in a very intuitive way, advice regarding th
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Abstract: Though phlebotomy is a well‐documented practice since Hippocrates, only after Galen has its use become widespread in all types of diseases. Both in the configuration of the theory explaining its beneficial effects and in the particulars of its practice, women
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Abstract: This paper aims to contribute to the cultural history of late antique embryology and gynaecology, by focusing on the historian John Lydus (ca. AD 490 – ca. 565). In an overview of his numerous passages on gynaecology, we show that he had a coherent view on th
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Abstract: The uterine mole was the subject of various interpretations regarding its aetio‐ logy. In the Middle Ages it was considered produced by women through nocturnal emission of their ‘seed’. The idea of the mola as a product of a blend of male and female seed beca
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Abstract: This paper presents an analysis and comparative study between the Latin version of De morbis (Practica) puerorum (Vaticanus Latinus 10213) and one of its Middle English translations (Ms. Sloane 71). It aims at establishing the extent to which both texts depen
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Abstract: The aim of this paper is to analyze the curatio 97 of the 6th Centuria written by the physician Amatus Lusitanus (1511‐1568). The patient is a prioress of a convent who suffers from “satyriasis” or “uterinus furor”, a delirium caused by sexual abstinence. The
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Abstract: This paper analyses the treatment of the so‐called “monstrous births” in English obstetrical treatises written during the 17th century. The study we carry out suggests that we can distinguish a first group of treatises which include detailed descriptions acco
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Abstract: This article analyses the ways in which issues relating to pregnancy and child‐ birth were dealt with in Libro intitulado del parto humano (1580) by Francisco Nuñez and Diez Privilegios para mugeres preñadas (1606) by Juan Alonso de los Ruyces de Fontecha, dr
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Abstract: Menstruation and menstrual blood have been the object of the most disparate theories and fabulations, some of which, though dating back to Antiquity, have long endured and been followed in subsequent historical periods. In this paper we will seek to outline t
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Abstract: This paper intends to provide a reading of some chapters of De morbis mulierum (1603) and of Medicus Politicus (1604) devoted by Rodrigo de Castro to the moral and legal issue of women's chastity and fidelity. Both aiming to protect marital harmony and condem
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Abstract: The anatomy of the uterus and its constituent parts was an essential section in early modern medical treatises, both general texts and specialist texts in gynaecology and obstetrics. In this paper, I examine the section of Rodrigo de Castro’s De uniuersa muli
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Abstract: The discussion on the characteristics of menstrual blood is a prominent topic in the gynaecological work by Rodrigo de Castro. In this paper, we aim to analyze the arguments set forth by the author and examine the key points of the reflection on menstruum sig
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Abstract: In this paper, we analyse Rodrigo de Castro's techniques of composition in a chapter taken from De universa muliebrium morbōrum medicīna (1.3.5). We seek to understand Castro's use of sources and examine his procedures for assembling his materials. Castro's t
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Abstract: In this paper, I compare the ways in which three seventeenth-century physicians, Rodrigo de Castro, Caspar Bauhin and Jean Riolan, dealt in their works with the anatomical and social problems posed by the hermaphroditic body. I show that early seventeenth-cen
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Abstract: The discussion around the nutrition and physical, intellectual and moral education of children and adolescents has been pervasive throughout Antiquity, the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. Often tackled by authors of medical treatises and encyclopedias, the e
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