History of science: Trial by gender (Note)

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Volume 527, Issue 7577, 11 November 2015, Page 164

Rampling, J. 

 

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Abstract

Jennifer Rampling applauds an account of how Johannes Kepler saved his mother from being burned as a witch.

Indexed keywords

EMTREE medical terms: astronomy; experience; female; female fertility; gender; human; medical practice; medicinal plant; mother; Note; priority journal; witchcraft

ISSN: 00280836 CODEN: NATUASource Type: Journal Original language: English

DOI: 10.1038/527164aDocument Type: Note

Publisher: Nature Publishing Group

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  Rampling, J.M.

  New developments for Ambix
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  Rampling, J.M.

  John Dee and the sciences: Early modern networks of knowledge
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  Rampling, J.M.

  John Dee and the alchemists: Practising and promoting English alchemy in the Holy Roman Empire
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  Rampling, J.M.

  Establishing the Canon: George Ripley and his alchemical sources.
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  Rampling, J.M.

  Depicting the medieval alchemical cosmos: George ripley's wheel of inferior astronomy
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  Rampling, J.M.

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  Rampling, J.M.

  The Elizabethan mathematics of everything: John Dee's 'Mathematicall praeface' to Euclid's Elements
  (2011) BSHM Bulletin, 26 (3), pp. 135-146.
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  Rampling, J.M.

  The Catalogue of the Ripley corpus: Alchemical writings attributed to George Ripley (d. ca. 1490)
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  Chemical knowledge in transit
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