Article ID: CBB195094423

Medicine and Religiosity: Exchanges and Interactions (2024)

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The medicine/religion relationship in the Middle Ages is based on the degradation/redemption polarity and on the bond between soul and body: this provides the opportunity for establishing a relationship of analogy and correlation between health (of the body) and salvation (of the soul) and of different forms of ‘spiritual medicine’, also chronologically marked in the long time of the Latin Middle Ages. This ‘spiritual medicine’, which accompanies the development of secular medicine step by step, is therefore essential to understanding the relationship between health, illness, and medicine in the Christian Middle Ages.

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Authors & Contributors
Bhayro, Siam
Boeckl, Christine M.
Bröer, Ralf
Bruce, Scott G
Classen, Albrecht
Cormack, Margaret
Journals
Medicina nei Secoli - Arte e Scienza
Berichte zur Wissenschaftsgeschichte
Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies
Journal of the History of Sexuality
Publishers
Brill
University of Toronto
Taylor & Francis
Amsterdam University Press
Ashgate Publishing
de Gruyter
Concepts
Medicine and religion
Christianity
Theology
Medicine
Disease and diseases
Miracles
People
Erastus, Thomas
Paracelsus, Theophrastus von Hohenheim
Francis of Assisi
Macrobius, Ambrosius Theodosius
Soner, Ernst
Wier, Johannes
Time Periods
Medieval
16th century
Ancient
Renaissance
Early modern
12th century
Places
Europe
Rome (Italy)
Egypt
Byzantium
England
Levant and Near East
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