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Witnesses to Medieval Medical Practice in the Harley Collection

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Journal article
Creator (person)
Jones, Peter Murray
Date published
2008
Abstract
The new Wellcome Trust funded catalogue of medieval medical manuscripts in the Harley collection brings to light some of the critical documents for understanding how medicine was actually practised in fifteenth-century England. Thomas Fayreford and John Crophill both kept notes of their cures in manuscripts they owned, while the anonymous apothecaries writing in Harley MS. 1628 recorded medicines made for individuals at the court of Edward IV.
Journal title
Electronic British Library Journal
Volume
2008
Article number
8
Publisher
British Library
Place of publication
London, UK
eISSN
1478-0259
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https://doi.org/10.23636/965
DOI
10.23636/965
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eBLJ 2008
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