De Secretis Mulierum Libellus, Scholiis Auctus... Ejusdem De Virtutibus Herbarum, Lapidum Et Animalium Quorumdam Libellus. Iyem De Mirabilibus Mundi.. Adjectum Est Ob Materiae Similitudinem Michaelis

A medieval treatise on the secrets of women, including various recipes and remedies for women's ailments and beauty treatments. This text also includes a section on the virtues of herbs, stones, and animals, as well as a work by Michael Scot on the secrets of nature. An important historical resource for researchers in the history of medicine and women's health.

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