Mary Trye : "Medicatrix, or, the Woman-Physician"

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First Published: March 2004
Revised (substantive): 17 May 2022

Composite illustration casting Mary Trye as MEDICATRIX, OR THE WOMAN PHYSICIAN. Portrait engraving of an allegorical Medicina (1669) is juxtaposed with a graphic presentation of a quote from Mary Trye, describing her iatrochemical skills & training (London, 1675).

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