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Melanie Lipinska in her " Histoire des Femmes Medicins," a thesis presented for the doctorate in medicine at the University of Paris in 1900, which was subsequently awarded a special prize by the French Academy, reviews Hildegarde's work critically from the medical standpoint. She does not hesitate to declare the Abbess Hildegarde the most important medical writer of her time.
Reuss, the editor of the works of Hildegarde as they are published in Migne's " Patrologia," the immense French edition... of all the important works of the Fathers, Doctors, and Saints of the Church, says : *' Among all the saintly religious who have practised medicine or written about it in the Middle Ages, the most important is without any doubt St. Hildegarde. ..." With regard to her book he says : " All those who wish to write the history of the medical and natural sciences must read this work, in which this religious woman, evidently well grounded in all that was known at that time in the secrets of nature, discusses and examines carefully all the knowledge of the time." He adds : *' It is certain that St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Melanie Lipinska in her " Histoire des Femmes Medicins," a thesis presented for the doctorate in medicine at the University of Paris in 1900, which was subsequently awarded a special prize by the French Academy, reviews Hildegarde's work critically from the medical standpoint. She does not hesitate to declare the Abbess Hildegarde the most important medical writer of her time.
Reuss, the editor of the works of Hildegarde as they are published in Migne's " Patrologia," the immense French edition... of all the important works of the Fathers, Doctors, and Saints of the Church, says : *' Among all the saintly religious who have practised medicine or written about it in the Middle Ages, the most important is without any doubt St. Hildegarde. ..." With regard to her book he says : " All those who wish to write the history of the medical and natural sciences must read this work, in which this religious woman, evidently well grounded in all that was known at that time in the secrets of nature, discusses and examines carefully all the knowledge of the time." He adds : *' It is certain that St.
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