Term Papers on Romeo And Juliet: Medicines Used In The Renaissance

Term Paper Title	Romeo And Juliet: Medicines Used In The Renaissance
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Romeo and Juliet: Medicines Used In The Renaissance

     Romeo and Juliet both killed themselves with poison, although it was
not synthetic drugs. The poison had to be as powerful,  some scholars believe
that  it was hemlock that sealed the fate of the two start crossed love, other
are skeptical, but we will probably never know.

     The methods and medicines used in Renaissance and Medieval times were
very primitive compared to today's standards. medical concepts were magical and
demoniacal. With no anesthetics, no knowledge of how the human body and it's
functions  people many times would do anything they thought would help, not
necessarily what worked.

     They to cure people from "evil" or the devil, people would literally
open up a person's skull and then massage the brain.

     Wizards (alchemist) would mix potions, trying to find eternal life , and
cures  to everything. For years these alchemists tried to find a way to change
lead into gold, they as you probably know never suceed.

     Alchemists as crazy as they may seem to us were in reality the first
chemists discovering metals and mixing them etc.

     Here's a poem about  something that happen during the Renaissance:

                Ring around the rosies,
                A pocket full of posies,
                Ashe...

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