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Physica
Book • 2014
Physica, also known as Liber Simplicus Medicina or Book of Simple Medicine, is a natural history and medical text by Hildegard of Bingen.
It catalogs the healing properties of plants, animals, stones, and metals.
Organized into nine books, each devoted to a different category of natural substances, it describes the nature and medicinal uses of each.
Hildegard often includes instructions on how to prepare and apply these substances.
Its significance lies in its contribution to medieval botany and medicine, and its impact on beer brewing due to its description of hops.
It catalogs the healing properties of plants, animals, stones, and metals.
Organized into nine books, each devoted to a different category of natural substances, it describes the nature and medicinal uses of each.
Hildegard often includes instructions on how to prepare and apply these substances.
Its significance lies in its contribution to medieval botany and medicine, and its impact on beer brewing due to its description of hops.
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when describing Hildegard's medieval medical treatise and its recipes for remedies.


John Dickson

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180. On Hildegard
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as a natural history and medical text cataloging the healing properties of various elements in nature.


Gary Arndt

Hildegard of Bingen
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als Quelle für Hildegards Beschreibungen der 'Grünen Kraft' und Pflanzenheilkundelehren.

Christopher A. Weidner

Geschichte des Okkulten: Hildegard von Bingen und die Grüne Kraft
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as Hildegard of Bingen's book on the healing properties of plants and natural substances.


Elinor Cleghorn

Redefining historical mothers
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as the author of Physica and Causae et Cure, exploring medicinal properties and causes of illness.


Eleanor Conlon

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