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Katharine Park2001

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Country medicine in the city marketplace: snakehandlers as itinerant healers

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Reformation and Early Modern Christianity History of Science and Medicine Renaissance Literature and Culture

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Published2001-06-01

VenueRenaissance Studies

ISSN-L0269-1213

Languageen

Citations16

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ShelfReformation and Early Modern Christianity

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