No new medicine in the middle ages. The church made sure that doctors couldn't look at the bodies of people either alive or dead. Superstition pretty much ruled medical thinking. Strange things were given as cures. Dried ground up mice was one, urine another, and Mercury were used.
monks who cultivated extensive medicinal gardens on the monastery grounds, also patiently copied the ancient herbal and medical texts. Folk medicine as practiced in Europe by traditional healers persisted
Who invaded Europe during the middle ages
Some of the medicine remained from ancient times, as it had been compiled by ancient Roman and Greek physicians. Some medicine originated as folk remedies from various people. Some medicine was learned from groups of people outside Europe - mostly from Arabs and Persians. Some was developed in Europe during the Middle Ages. Medieval medicine was very much more advanced than some people realize, and was not improved upon much until the 19th century.
Europe during the Middle Ages.
The strongest civilizing force in Europe during the early Middle Ages was the Church.
the middle class became much larger
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Europeans learned from Islamic advances in math, science, and medicine. The Crusades also temporarily reduced the amount of fighting in Europe because everyone was busy in the Middle East.
wars had the most influence during the Middle Ages in Europe.
During the Middle Ages
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