Contraception and Abortion in the Middle ages – a reading list
Contraception and Abortion from the Ancient World to the Renaissance – John M. Riddle
Women’s Secrets: A Translation of Pseudo-Albertus Magnus De Secretis Mulierum – Helen Rodnite Lemay
Alienated from the womb: Abortion in the early medieval West, c. 500-900 – Zubin Mistry
Die Persistenz des Verhütungswissens in der Volkskultur – Robert Jütte
Money, Population and Economic Change in late medieval Europe – W. C. Robinson
Demographic decline in late medieval England: some thoughts on recent research – Mark Bailey
Ibn al-Jazzar on women’s diseases, Gerrit Bos
Constantinus Africanus and the Conflict between Religion and Science – Monica Green
Lost in Translation: Items in medieval texts for regulating fertility – Theresa Tyers
Managing Childbirth and Fertility in Medieval Europe – Nick Howood et al.
Using the “poisons of sterility”: Women and contraception during the middle ages – Ciara Meehan
Birth control and abortion in the middle ages
An Illustrated History of Contraception – William Robertson
Contraception through the ages – Hugh Green
Sex and Secrecy: A Secular Prosecution of Abortion in Fourteenth-Century Zurich – Jamie Page
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