Medicina Española, Contenida En Proverbios Vulgares De Nuestra Lengua..., by Juan Sorapán de Rieros and José M. Sbarbi, presents a fascinating compilation of Spanish proverbs related to medicine and health. This unique work offers insights into the traditional beliefs and practices surrounding healthcare in Spanish culture. The proverbs, collected and presented in their original form, provide a window into the historical understanding of the human body, illnesses, and remedies. This book serves as a valuable resource for those interested in the intersection of language, culture, and medical history in Spain. It showcases the wisdom embedded within popular sayings, reflecting centuries of accumulated knowledge and experience. This collection is an invaluable resource for scholars of Spanish language, medical history, and folklore.

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