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Snails, culture and nutrition

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A happy snail As my husband’s birthday is looming, I have been wondering about his special...

Galen, Trajan, and history

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Medical texts have been considered as mere historical ‘sources’ and technical works...

Forbidden material, illicit books? Galen on Xenocrates of Aphrodisias

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Throughout his works on pharmacology, and especially in his fundamental On simple drugs, Galen...

Rethinking ancient pharmacology: Galen’s treatise On simple drugs

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Galen’t treatise On simple drugs in eleven books holds a special place in the history of...

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Snails, culture and nutrition

Galen, Trajan, and history

Forbidden material, illicit books? Galen...

Rethinking ancient pharmacology: Galen&#...

Early printed books at Johns Hopkins: a ...

The real stuff: Galen and the Middle Eas...

In memory of Jackie Pigeaud (1937-2016)

A post for the Day of the Dead (All soul...

A tale of two libraries: John Dee (1527-...

Galen for Remain!

Thoughts on Galen and Pseudo-Galenic tex...

One more day in the Biblioteca Apostolic...

Is Love a Disease? Lovesickness and earl...

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Ugly Manuscripts: Forgotten Scribes and ...

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Galen, Trajan, and history

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