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(Ebook) Medieval Herbal Remedies: The Old English Herbarium and Early-Medieval Medicine, 2nd Edition by Anne Van Arsdall ISBN 9780367753771, 9780367753795, 0367753774, 0367753790

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Authors:Anne Van Arsdall
Pages:260 pages.
Year:2023
Editon:2nd
Publisher:Taylor and Francis
Language:english
File Size:2.35 MB
Format:epub
ISBNS:9780367753771, 9780367753795, 0367753774, 0367753790
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(Ebook) Medieval Herbal Remedies: The Old English Herbarium and Early-Medieval Medicine, 2nd Edition by Anne Van Arsdall ISBN 9780367753771, 9780367753795, 0367753774, 0367753790

Featured here is a modern translation of a medieval herbal, with a study showing how this technical treatise on herbs was turned into a literary curiosity in the nineteenth century. The contours of this second edition replicate the first; however, it has been revised and updated throughout to reflect new scholarship and new findings. New information is presented on Oswald Cockayne, the nineteenth-century philologist who first translated the Old English medical texts for the modern world.Here the medieval text is read as an example of technical writing (i.e., intended to convey instructions/information), not as literature. The audience it was originally aimed at would know how to diagnose and treat medical conditions and knew or was learning how to follow its instructions. For that reason, while working on the translation, specialists in relevant fields were asked to shed light on its terse wording, for example, herbalists and physicians. Unlike many current studies,...
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