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Tricalysia obstetrix is a
species of
plant in the
family Rubiaceae. It is
endemic to Gabon. It is
threatened by
habitat loss.
World Conservation Monitoring...
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allow women to
practise medicine.
Hyginus describes Agnodice as an
obstetrix. It is
difficult to know how to
translate this into English.
Sarah Pomeroy...
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Sotira (1st-century) was an
obstetrix, or
Ancient Gr**** obstetrician, who was
mentioned by
Pliny the
Elder as an
author of
treatises on
postpartum fever...
- in antiquity,
ranging from iatrinē (Gr. nurse), maia (Gr., midwife),
obstetrix (Lat., obstetrician), and
medica (Lat., doctor). It
appears as though...
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Temnocalyx nodulosa Tocoyena pittieri Tricalysia atherura Tricalysia obstetrix Tricalysia pedicellata Tricalysia schliebenii Trichostachys interrupta...
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Salpe six
times in his
Natural History. She is
described by him as an
obstetrix,
though he
ascribes general remedies to her, not
simply those concerned...
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first quarter of the
first century.
Teidia ****. l., a freedwoman, was an
obstetrix, or midwife,
named along with the
freedman ****tus
Teidius Anteros, in...
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Bridson Tricalysia obanensis Keay
Tricalysia obovata O.Lachenaud
Tricalysia obstetrix N.Hallé
Tricalysia okelensis Hiern T.
okelensis var.
okelensis Tricalysia...
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Inscriptionum Latinarum turned up 51 medici, 4
medicae (female doctors), an
obstetrix ("midwife") and a
nutrix ("nurse") in the city of Rome.
These numbers...
