The exhibition reveals some of the strange and surprising ways medieval medics tried to cure their patients. | ITV News Anglia ...
The Cambridge University Library exhibition, Curious Cures: Medicine In The Medieval World, showcases medieval manuscripts ...
Manuscripts drawn from the collections of the university library and Cambridge’s historic colleges will go on display.
Dr James Freeman, the exhibition's curator, said: 'The remedies in these manuscripts take you to the medieval bedside and reveal the strange and surprising things that physicians and healers tried ...
One 15th Century manuscript compiled by a Carmelite friar, and translated from Latin, included a suggested infertility cure ...
Dr James Freeman, the exhibition’s curator, explains that the manuscripts "take you to the medieval bedside and reveal the strange and surprising things that physicians and healers tried to make ...
Dr James Freeman, the exhibition’s curator, said: “The remedies in these manuscripts take you to the medieval bedside and reveal the strange and surprising things that physicians and healers ...
Take three or four weasel testicles and half a handful of young mouse-ear [a plant] and burn it all equally in an earthenware ...
‘The remedies in these manuscripts take you to the medieval bedside and reveal the strange and surprising things that physicians and healers tried to make their patients well again. We’ve ...
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