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Suggestions and feedback. Beyond corrections, we welcome ideas for new categories, additional context for existing works, or improvements to our introductory notes. For example, if you have expertise in veterinary medicine and notice that our notes on Text book of veterinary medicine, Volume 3 (of 5) could be enriched, we would be glad to hear from you.


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ULIEC Historical Medicine Archive is an independent catalogue of source-attributed public-domain editions focused on Medicine. Each record connects readers with edition facts, historical context and the original source record.

About ULIEC

This collection of 96 works covers medicine, public health, anatomy, physiology, nursing, and hygiene. It includes translations of Hippocrates and Paulus Aegineta, alongside 19th-century guides on post-mortem exams, veterinary care, and sexual ethics. Notable authors include Benjamin Rush, James Law, and Kenelm Winslow.

Subjects range from yellow fever in Philadelphia to Arab medicine, mental health, and horse diseases. Titles such as The Seven Books of Paulus Aegineta and A Nurse's Life in War and Peace reflect the breadth of historical medical practice.

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