Vol. 64 No. 2 (2012)

Studies

• [es] Resurrection science

  Carlos Solís

  311-352

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• [es] Frigid and bewitched: women and remedies against impotence in the Middle Ages

  Paloma Moral de Calatrava

  353-372

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• [es] The testament of Juan Moliner (†1403): a doctor at the service of the kings of navarre during the late Middle Ages

  Fernando Serrano Larráyoz

  373-396

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• [es] A «regimen sanitatis» against the plague: the medical treatise written by licenciado Vázquez

  Efrén de la Peña Barroso

  397-416

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• [es] Benito Arias Montano and Francisco Arceo: the composition of the recta curandorum vulnerum ratione

  Enrique Montero Cartelle

  417-434

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• [es] Physicians and social networks. Power mechanisms of the medical profession in eighteenth-century

  Mercedes Granjel

  435-466

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• [es] Manuel Hurtado de Mendoza's lexicographic works - his encyclopedic medical dictionaries

  Bertha M. Gutiérrez Rodilla

  467-490

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• [es] The most brutal word: definitions of incurable disease in the 19^th century french medicine

  Juan Manuel Zaragoza

  491-516

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• [es] The topic of consanguinity in french medicine (1850-1880): when inheriting too much was a risk and a desire

  Mauro Sebastián Vallejo

  517-540

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• [es] A national council for «defective» people: first steps in protecting intellectually disabled children in Spain (1910-1936)

  Mercedes del Cura González

  541-564

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• [es] Origin and development of dialysis and renal transplants in argentina: scientific, technicals, institutionals and socials dynamics

  Lucía Romero

  565-592

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Book Review

• [es] Reviews

  Mauricio Jalón, Carlos Cañete, Rafael Huertas, Rosa Ballester, José Luis Peset, Andrés Galera, Francisco Vázquez García

  593-620

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• [es] [en] Asclepio in digital format

  Rafael Huertas

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