No. 23.1 (2021): Ágora. Estudos Clássicos em Debate

Capa do n.º 23.1 (2021) da revista Ágora

Published: 2021-06-22

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In limine Gynecia. Estudos sobre a tradição médica de ginecologia e embriologia

Cristina Santos Pinheiro

11-14
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Seeing the bigger picture: what is gynaecology for?

Helen King

17-48
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Suffering in childbirth. Ancient ways to augment labour and reduce pain

Anna Tatarkiewicz

49-64
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The role of female physiology in Galen's treatises on phlebotomy

Mónica Durán-Mañas

65-89
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From the Womb to the Page: Gynaecology and History in John of Lydia

Raf Praet

91-115
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“An mola sine viri congressu concipi possit?” The Uterine Mole in Medical and Philosophical Texts between the Middle Ages and the Early Modern Period

Alessandra Foscati

117-137
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De morbis (Practica) puerorum attributed to Gordon (15th century): a comparative analysis between Vaticanus Latinus 10213, fol. 541r(a-b) and Ms. Sloane 71, fols. 81r-83v

M. Victoria Domínguez-Rodríguez, Gregorio Rodríguez Herrera

139-167
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Female satyriasis in Amato Lusitano (on curatio 6.97)

Ana I. Martín Ferreira, Victoria Recio Muñoz, Cristina de la Rosa Cubo

169-196
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El tratamiento de los “monstrous births” en tratados obstétricos ingleses del siglo XVII: entre el relato de prodigios y el texto científico

Alícia Rodriguez-Álvarez

197-226
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“La vida de la preñada, es vida previlegiada.” Olhares em torno da gravidez e do género feminino na literatura ibérica (séculos XVI-XVII)

Paula Almeida Mendes

227-246
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Some views on menstruation

Alexandra Esteves

247-266
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Medical deontology and legal-moral status of women in Rodrigo de Castro

Virgínia Soares Pereira

269-291
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From Flesh to Text: The Chapters on the Uterus and Its Parts in Rodrigo de Castro’s De uniuersa mulierum medicina

Cristina Santos Pinheiro

293-317
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Rodrigo de Castro's perspective on the characteristics of menstrual blood

António Maria Martins Melo, José Sílvio Fernandes, Cristina Santos Pinheiro

319-341
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Quae in ipso coitu observanda. Compositional technique in a chapter of Rodrigo de Castro’ Universa muliebrium morbōrum medicīna

Miguel Ángel González Manjarrés

343-371
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Hermaphrodites and the understanding of sexual difference in the early seventeenth century

Palmira Fontes da Costa

373-384
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The educatio of children and adolescents in Rodrigo de Castro's De uniuersa mulierum medicina

Emília M. Rocha de Oliveira

385-404
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João Manuel Nunes Torrão

405-412
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No. 23.1 (2021): Ágora. Estudos Clássicos em Debate

Full Issue

Articles

In limine Gynecia. Estudos sobre a tradição médica de ginecologia e embriologia

Seeing the bigger picture: what is gynaecology for?

Suffering in childbirth. Ancient ways to augment labour and reduce pain

The role of female physiology in Galen's treatises on phlebotomy

From the Womb to the Page: Gynaecology and History in John of Lydia

“An mola sine viri congressu concipi possit?” The Uterine Mole in Medical and Philosophical Texts between the Middle Ages and the Early Modern Period

De morbis (Practica) puerorum attributed to Gordon (15th century): a comparative analysis between Vaticanus Latinus 10213, fol. 541r(a-b) and Ms. Sloane 71, fols. 81r-83v

Female satyriasis in Amato Lusitano (on curatio 6.97)

El tratamiento de los “monstrous births” en tratados obstétricos ingleses del siglo XVII: entre el relato de prodigios y el texto científico

“La vida de la preñada, es vida previlegiada.” Olhares em torno da gravidez e do género feminino na literatura ibérica (séculos XVI-XVII)

Some views on menstruation

Medical deontology and legal-moral status of women in Rodrigo de Castro

From Flesh to Text: The Chapters on the Uterus and Its Parts in Rodrigo de Castro’s De uniuersa mulierum medicina

Rodrigo de Castro's perspective on the characteristics of menstrual blood

Quae in ipso coitu observanda. Compositional technique in a chapter of Rodrigo de Castro’ Universa muliebrium morbōrum medicīna

Hermaphrodites and the understanding of sexual difference in the early seventeenth century

The educatio of children and adolescents in Rodrigo de Castro's De uniuersa mulierum medicina

Conditions of acceptance of texts

Guidelines for article submission

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