Der Vrouwen Heimelykheid..., attributed to Saint Albertus Magnus and edited by P. Blommaert, delves into the mysteries surrounding women's health and procreation during the Renaissance. This work offers a glimpse into the historical understanding of the female body and the prevailing medical beliefs of the time. It explores various aspects of women's lives, reflecting a blend of scientific inquiry and traditional wisdom.

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