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English: Illustration of a woman taking a therapeutic bath and of a medicinal tampon in a 15th-century copy of the Middle Dutch translation of the Trotula (Bruges, Public Library, Ms. 593).
Nederlands: Illustratie van een vrouw die een therapeutisch bad neemt en van een kruidentampon in een 15de-eeuwse kopie van een Middelnederlandse vertaling van het Liber Trotula (Brugge, Openbare Bibliotheek, Ms. 593).
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Folio from a Middle Dutch translation of the Trotula (Bruges, Public Library, Ms. 593, f. 5v)

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