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Health and Healing in the Middle Ages
Volume 5
e Medicine of the Friars
in Medieval England
YORK MEDIEVAL PRESS
York Medieval Press is published by the University of York’s Centre for Medieval Studies in
association with Boydell & Brewer Limited. Our objective is the promotion of innovative scholarship
and fresh criticism on medieval culture. We have a special commitment to interdisciplinary study,
in line with the Centre’s belief that the future of Medieval Studies lies in those areas in which its
major constituent disciplines at once inform and challenge each other.
Editorial Board (2024)
Peter Biller, Emeritus (Dept of History): General Editor
Tim Ayers (Dept of History of Art): Co-Director, Centre for Medieval Studies
Henry Bainton: Private scholar
K. P. Clarke (Dept of English and Related Literature)
K. F. Giles (Dept of Archaeology)
Shazia Jagot (Dept of English and Related Literature)
Holly James-Maddocks (Dept of English and Related Literature)
Richard McClary (Dept of History of Art)
Harry Munt (Dept of History)
Jessica N. Richardson (Dept of History of Art)
L. J. Sackville (Dept of History)
Elizabeth M. Tyler (Dept of English and Related Literature): Co-Director, Centre for
Medieval Studies
Hanna Vorholt (Dept of History of Art)
Sethina Watson (Dept of History)
J. G. Wogan-Browne (English Faculty, Fordham University)
Stephanie Wynne-Jones (Dept of Archaeology)
All enquiries of an editorial kind, including suggestions for monographs and essay collections,
should be addressed to: e Academic Editor, York Medieval Press, Department of History,
University of York, Heslington, York, YO10 5DD (E-mail: pete.biller@york.ac.uk)
Details of other York Medieval Press volumes are available from Boydell & Brewer Ltd.
Health and Healing in the Middle Ages
Series Editors
Peregrine Horden (All Souls College, Oxford)
Sara Ritchey (University of Tennessee, Knoxville)
Series Adviser
Linda Ehrsam Voigts (University of Missouri-Kansas City)
e subject matter of this series is interpreted broadly, from studies of health or palaeopathology
at one end of the spectrum to a medical humanities approach to the history of healing at the other.
It welcomes both monographs and focussed edited collections written in English, covering any
centuries or geographical areas to which the term ‘medieval’ can be productively applied.
Enquiries about the series may be sent to Peregrine Horden (peregrine.horden@all-souls.ox.ac.uk),
Sara Ritchey (sritchey@utk.edu) and Linda Voigts (voigtsl@umkc.edu). Book proposals should be
supported by a one-page prospectus, a brief chapter outline and a one-page curriculum vitae.
A full list of titles in the series is given at the end of the volume.
e Medicine of the Friars in
Medieval England
Peter Murray Jones
YORK MEDIEVAL PRESS
© Peter Murray Jones 2024
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of the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988
First published 2024
A York Medieval Press publication
in association with e Boydell Press
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Cover image: From Itinerarium ad partes orientales by William of
Rubruk, OFM. King Louis IX of France commissioned William
and companion to take the Gospel to the Great Khan of the
Mongols. William reported back on healers and medicines.
CCCC MS 66A, fol. 67r
To Lea, with love
Contents
List of Illustrations ix
Preface xi
List of Abbreviations xv
Introduction
Friars Practising Medicine
William Holme, medicus
Writing Medicine Dierently
e Medical Culture of Friars
Souls and Bodies
Creeping into Homes
e Legacy of Friars’ Medicine
Conclusion
Appendix : Friar practitioners
Appendix : Friars as medical authors and compilers
Bibliography
Index of Manuscripts
General Index
