Vol. 35 No. 3 (2023)

Varia

• Lombrosian Creatures: Literary Devices for an Effective Popularisation of Science

  Lorenzo Leporiere

  5-16

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• Medical Conan Doyle-Leucocytes, Bacteria and Phagocytosis Before Metchnikoff

  Ernesto Damiani

  17-32

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• Disability and deformity in Early Medieval Milan: bioarchaeology and pathography of two cases from the Ad Martyres cemetery of the Basilica of Saint Ambrose

  Lucie Biehler-Gomez, Valentina Lucchetti, Mirko Mattia, Lucrezia Rodella, Beatrice del Bo, Cristina Cattaneo

  33-50

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• Patients and Health Personnel of San Gallicano Hospital in Rome in the XVIII Century

  Aldo Morrone, Flavio Stocco

  51-66

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• Chile-Italy a Historicist View of Pandemics and Epidemics: What are the Lessons we Must Learn? A Scoping Review Article

  Gustavo Gómez Barbieri, Jatniel Delgado Valdivia, Oscar F. Araneda, Massimo Pandolfi, Niurka Taureaux, Hernán E. Lechuga, Mauricio Soto-Suazo

  67-98

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• αἰδέονται φράζειν: Female Patients’ Figurative Language in the Corpus Hippocraticum

  Carlo Delle Donne

  99-110

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• Filmdemics: the History of Modern Pandemics Through the Lens of Cinema

  Omar Simonetti, Marta Zatta, Jacopo Monticelli, Davide Orsini, Mariano Martini

  111-130

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• Separating Humanist and Scientific Culture is an Oxymoron

  Giuseppe Scalabrino

  131-142

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• Le Monete nel Corpo del Beato Jean Bassand (c. 1360-1445). Storiografia e Analisi dei Reperti

  Achille Giuliani, Massimo De Benetti, Federico Bruno, Antonio Barile, Mirko Traversari, Luca Ventura

  143-192

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• A Contribution to Better Understand the Therapeutic Incubatory Rituals Within the Greek Antiquity

  Renato Berti

  193-202

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• The Cult of the Dead and the Shrines of Purgatory in the Streets of Naples. The Rise and Fall of a Popular Devotion

  Marcello Guarino

  203-228

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• Pandemics and Mental Disorders: From the Thought of the 19th Century Psychiatrist Andrea Verga to long-term effects of COVID-19

  Davide Orsini, James A. Ostenson, Francesco Brigo, Mariano Martini

  229-242

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