Healing Manuals from Ottoman and Modern Greece

Healing Manuals from Ottoman and Modern GreeceThis book is a study of three iatrosofia (the notebooks of traditional healers) from the Ottoman and modern periods of Greece. The main text is a collection of the medical recipes of the monk Gymnasios Lauritis (b. 1858). Gymnasios had a working knowledge of over 2,000 plants and their use in medical treatments. Two earlier iatrosofia are used for parallels for Gymnasioss recipes. One was written c. 1800 by a practical doctor near Khania, Crete, and

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