Remedio Fumigatorio, Igneo, Fulminante, Extremo ... Que El Obispo De Santander ... Procuraba A Los Que Pueden Hallarse P, (Hardcover)

“Remedio Fumigatorio, Igneo, Fulminante, Extremo ... Que El Obispo De Santander ... Procuraba A Los Que Pueden Hallarse Por Su Obispado, Y ... A Los Que Hay En España Enfermos PestÃ-feros, Moribundos, VÃ-ctimas De La Infernal Philosofia, ...” offers a fascinating glimpse into the response to pestilence in 18th-century Spain. Penned by Rafael Tomàs MenÃ(c)ndez de Luarca, the Bishop of Santander, this work details remedies and measures intended to aid those afflicted by the plague within his diocese and across Spain. The text provides insights into the intersection of religious authority, medical practices, and societal fears during a period of widespread disease. It serves as a valuable historical document for understanding the strategies employed by the Catholic Church and local authorities in combating the spread of disease and addressing the spiritual and physical needs of the population.

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