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Early Science and Medicine|April 8, 2011
[Mathematical anatomy: muscles according to Stensen]Raphaële AndraultEarly Science and Medicine|March 27, 2004
When science develops outside state patronage: Dutch studies in Japan at the turn of the nineteenth centuryAnnick HoriuchiEarly Science and Medicine|March 27, 2004
Paracelsianism and the orthodox lutheran rejection of vital philosophy in early seventeenth-century DenmarkJole ShackelfordEarly Science and Medicine|September 30, 2015
The Eclipse of the Sun: Sun-dials, Clocks and Natural Time in the Late Seventeenth CenturyAnthony TurnerEarly Science and Medicine|September 30, 2015
Roman vs. Arabic Computistics in Twelfth-Century England: A Newly Discovered Source (Collatio Compoti Romani et Arabici)C Philipp E NothaftEarly Science and Medicine|September 30, 2015
On the Time of the Intellect: The Interpretation of De Anima 3.6 (43ob 7-20) in Renaissance and Early Modern Italian PhilosophyOlivier DubouclezEarly Science and Medicine|September 30, 2015
Aristotle on Like-partedness and the Like-parted BodiesBrad BermanEarly Science and Medicine|January 14, 2015
Ulisse Aldrovandi's Pandechion epistemonicon and the use of paper technology in Renaissance natural historyFabian KraemerEarly Science and Medicine|January 14, 2015
Nero and the last stalk of Silphion: collecting extinct nature in early modern EuropeVera KellerEarly Science and Medicine|January 14, 2015
Sauvages' paperwork: how disease classification arose from scholarly note-takingVolker Hess, Andrew MendelsohnPageof 14