The Mimesis of marriage: dialogue and intimacy of Eramus's matrimonial writings [0.03%]
埃拉斯谟婚姻作品的模仿对话与亲密性
Reinier Leushuis
Reinier Leushuis
Erasmus's writings on marriage, such as the Praise of Marriage, the Institution of CHristian Marriage, and several of the Colloquies, have long be studied from a social-intellectual perspective that focuses on their role within theological ...
Paul F Grendler
Paul F Grendler
European universities had great intellectual and religious influence in the Renaissance and Reformation and exhibited considerable variety. Italian universities taught law and medicine to doctoral students. Their loose organization made it ...
The sorbonnic trots: staging the intestinal distress of the roman catholic church in French Reform Theater [0.03%]
索邦 Trot：在法国改革戏剧中展示罗马天主教会的肠道不适
Jeff Persels
Jeff Persels
This essay surveys the use of the metaphors of illness, specifically those of constipation and diarrhea, in vernacular French Evangelical and Calvinist polemical theater of the 1520s and 30s (Berquin, Malingre, Marguerite d' Angoulême) thr...
History of the body politic: French royal doctors, history, and the birth of a nation 1560-1634 [0.03%]
政治体的历史：法国御医、历史与民族国家的诞生（1560—1634）
Jacob Soll
Jacob Soll
This article examines the role played by royal doctors in forming an empirical political science in France at the end of the sixteenth century. Bringing with them tools from the Galenic tradition, doctors such as Rodolphe Le Maistre, Abraha...
"Be fruitful and multiply": genesis and generation in reformation Germany [0.03%]
“丰产多育”:德国宗教改革中的神学与生育问题
Kathleen Crowther-Heyck
Kathleen Crowther-Heyck
This essay analyzes vernacular texts on reproduction from sixteenth-century Germany. It examines religious texts, including sermons and devotional treatises for pregnant women, as well as medical texts, such as midwifery manuals, books on t...
Competing visions of the state and social welfare: the Medici Dukes, the Bigallo magistrates, and local hospitals in sixteenth-century Tuscany [0.03%]
国家和社会福利的愿景竞争：十六世纪托斯卡纳美第奇公爵、Bigallo法官与地方医院
N Terpstra
N Terpstra
In 1542, Florence's Duke Cosimo I established a magistracy to supervise territorial hospitals and consolidate poor relief. Tense relations between the magistracy and these hospitals demonstrate the barriers to bureaucratic centralization in...
L Marshall
L Marshall
W Schleiner
W Schleiner
This essay traces the opposition of the Galenic notion of a homology between male and female genitalia (the "one-sex model") and identifies the French physician Andre Dulaurens as the first outspoken opponent. After Dulaurens, the German ph...
N Siraisi
N Siraisi
In many different ways Renaissance physicians concerned themselves with the reading and writing of history. This article examines the role of historical interests in learned medical culture and the participation of physicians in the broader...