La medicina indígena en la Española y su comercialización (1492-1550)
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https://doi.org/10.3989/asclepio.1997.v49.i2.372Abstract
In this article the important herbalist knowledge that the native healers or behiques possessed in la Española are pointed out. They concealed their herbalist knowledge as a means to preserve their priviledged social status, on the ather baud, es a rejection to the conquerors. Soon the Spaniards realised the importance that the native herbalist knouledge had as an enterprise and began a profitable trade of liqueur and medicinal plants to the Iberian Peninsula.
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