John M. Riddle

Research procedures in evaluating Medieval medicine

In The Medieval hospital and medical practice (pp. 3–17).

Goddesses, elixirs, and witches: Plants and sexuality throughout human history (1st ed.)

New York: Palgrave Macmillan.

Medicine and Health Care in Early Christianity

Riddle, J. M. (2010, April). JOURNAL OF THE HISTORY OF MEDICINE AND ALLIED SCIENCES, Vol. 65, pp. 253–255.

A history of the Middle Ages, 300-1500

Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers.

Early history and leadership of the Padua Botanical Garden

, 77, 38–39.

Plague and the End of Antiquity: The Pandemic of 541-750

Riddle, J. (2009, April). JOURNAL OF THE HISTORY OF MEDICINE AND ALLIED SCIENCES, Vol. 64, pp. 250–252.

Women's medicines in sncient Jewish dources: gertility rnhancers and inhibiters

In I. L. Finkel & M. J. Geller (Eds.), Disease in Babylonia (pp. 200–214).

Regarding medical subject

[Review of ]. Medical History, 50(4), 553–554.

Die Grosse Hexenverfolgung und die Unterdrkung der Geburtenkontrolle: Die Theorie von Heinsohn und Steiger aus der Sicht eines Geschictswissenschaftlers

In G. Heinsohn & O. Steiger (Eds.), Die Vernichtung der weisen Frauen: Vol. (pp. 471–473). Erftstadt: Ein Murz Buch.

Greek and Roman medicine

BULLETIN OF THE HISTORY OF MEDICINE, Vol. 78, pp. 465–466.

Kidney and urinary therapeutics in early medieval monastic medicine

Journal of Nephrology, 17(2), 324–328.

Techniques: Bioprospecting historical herbal texts by hunting for new leads in old tomes

Trends in Pharmacological Sciences, 25(9), 494–498.

The great witch-hunt and the suppression of birth control: Heinsohn and Steiger's theory from the perspective of an historian

In G. Heinsohn & O. Steiger (Eds.), Witchcraft, populations catastrophe and economic crisis in Renaissance Europe: an Alternative macroeconomic explanation (IKSF discussion paper no. 31 ) (Vol. 31, pp. 1–38). Bremen: Institut fur Konjunktur- und Strukturforschung, Universitut Bremen.

The history of medications for women: Materia medica woman.

BULLETIN OF THE HISTORY OF MEDICINE, Vol. 77, pp. 422–424.

The measure of multitude: Population in medieval thought.

JOURNAL OF SOCIAL HISTORY, Vol. 37, pp. 555–556.

History as a tool in identifying 'new' old drugs

In B. S. Buslig & J. A. Manthey (Eds.), Flavonoids in cell function Publishers, c2002. Advances in experimental medicine and biology ; v. 505 (pp. 89–94).

Birth, contraception, and abortion

In Encyclopedia of European social history (Vol. 2, pp. 181–191). Detroit: Charles Scribners.

Greek medicine: From the heroic to the Hellenistic age: A source book.

Riddle, J. M. (2001, March). ISIS, Vol. 92, pp. 152–153.

Science, technology, and health

In World eras: Roman Republic and Empire, 264 B.C.E.--476 C. E. (Vol. 3, pp. 375–414). Detroit: Manly, Inc.

Abortion

In Encyclopedia of Greece and Hellenic tradition (Vol. 1, pp. 1–2). London and Chicago: Fitzroy Dearborn Publications.

Clinical cases - In Liber de Plantis by Hildegard von Bingen (1098-1179) and in the Speyer Herbal (1456) - Medical and pharmaceutical terminology in the Middle Ages, vol 1, text, vol 2, index

[Review of ]. Bulletin of the History of Medicine, 74(1), 148–149.

Contraception

In Encyclopedia of Greece and Hellenic tradition (Vol. 1, pp. 390–391). London and Chicago: Fitzroy Dearborn Publications.

De morbis acutis et chroniis

BULLETIN OF THE HISTORY OF MEDICINE, Vol. 74, pp. 352–354.

Theophrastus

In Encyclopedia of Greece and Hellenic tradition (Vol. 2, pp. 1633–1634). London and Chicago: Fitzroy Dearborn Publications.

Contraception and abortion

In P. B. G. W. Bowerbock & O. Grabar (Eds.), Late antiquity: A guide to the Postclassical world: Vol. (pp. 392–393). Cambridge: Belknap Press.

Fees and feces: laxatives in ancient medicine with particular emphasis on pseudo-Mesue

In E. S.-S. J. A. C. Greppin & J. L. Gueriguian (Eds.), The diffusion of Greco-Roman medicine into the Middle East and the Caucasus: Vol. (pp. 7–26). Delmar, NY: Caravan Books.

Historical data as an aid in pharmaceutical prospecting and drug safety determination

Riddle, J. M. (1999, April). JOURNAL OF ALTERNATIVE AND COMPLEMENTARY MEDICINE, Vol. 5, pp. 195–201.

Introduction

In J. Stannard, K. E. Stannard, & R. Kay (Eds.), Pristina medicamenta: Ancient and medieval medical botany. Aldershot: Ashgate.

Classical, medieval and modern uses of St. John's Wort, March 16-17, Anaheim, California

First International Conference on St. John's Wort, , 1–14. Bethesda, MD: American Herbal Products Association.

Meanings of sex difference in the middle ages: Medicine, science, and culture.

BULLETIN OF THE HISTORY OF MEDICINE, Vol. 72, pp. 107–108.

Anglo-Saxon medicine, in Cambridge Studies in Anglo-Saxon England, 7

[Review of ]. Speculum, 72(1), 121–122.

Contributing consultant, editor of sections on Mesopotamian medicine; Egyptian medicine; Greek and Roman medicine

In: Ancient healing: unlocking the mysteries of health and healing through the ages. Lincolnwood, Ill.: Publications International, 1997.

Eve's herbs: A history of contraception and abortion in the West

Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press.

Old drugs, old and new history

In G. J. Higby & E. C. Stroud (Eds.), The inside story of medicines, a symposium (pp. 15–30). Madison, Wis.: American Institute of the History of Pharmacy.

Western medieval medicine: Medieval Latin medicine

[Review of ]. Society for Ancient Medicine Review, 24(1996/1997), 214–216.

Contraception and early abortion in the Middle Ages

In V. L. Bullough & J. A. Brundage (Eds.), Handbook of medieval sexuality: Vol. (pp. 261–277). New York: Garland Publishing.

Dioscorides

In Oxford classical dictionary. 3rd edition: Vol. (pp. 483–484). Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Geology

In F. A. C. Mantello & A. G. Rigg (Eds.), Medieval Latin: An introduction and bibliographical guide: Vol. (pp. 406–410). Washington: Catholic University of America Press.

The medicines of Greco-Roman antiquity as a source of medicines for today

In Prospecting for drugs in ancient and Medieval European texts: Vol. (pp. 7–17). Amsterdam: Harwood Academic Publishers.

Everybody, the historian, and the scientist (President's address)

, 37, 159–164.

Historical role of herbs in contraception

In D. L. Gustine & H. E. Flores (Eds.), Current topics in plant physiology, Volume 15: Vol. (pp. 68–74). Rockville, MS: American Society of Plant Physiologists.

Manuscript sources for birth control

In Manuscript sources of medieval medicine: Vol. (pp. 145–158). New York: Garland.

Qusta ibn Luqa: Physical ligatures and the recognition of the placebo effect, with an edition and translation

, 1(1), 1–48.

Alberto, le pietre e I minerali

In Alberto Magno e le scienze: Vol. (pp. 219–253). Bologna: Edizione Studio Domenicano.

Ever since Eve...: Birth control in the ancient world

, 29–35.

High medicine and low medicine in the Roman Empire

In Aufstief und niedergand der Romischen welt: Vol. 37/1 (pp. 102–120). Berlin: Walter de Gruyer.

Introduction

In I. Jacob & W. Jacob (Eds.), The healing past: Pharmaceuticals in the Biblical and rabbinic world: Vol. . Leiden: E. J. Brill.

Oral contraceptives in ancient and Medieval times [Reprint]

American Scientist, 80, 226–233.

Quid pro quo: Studies in the history of drugs

In Variorum collected works series. Aldershot, UK: Ashgate.

Spices

In Christopher Columbus encyclopedia (Vol. 2, pp. 648–650). New York: Simon and Schuster.

Oral contraceptives and early-term abortifacients during Classical antiquity and the Middle Ages

, 132, 1–32.

The Pseudo-Hippocratic Dynamidia

In Die hippokratischen Epidemien: Theorie-Praxis-Tradition (Vol. 27, pp. 283–311). Stuttgart: Franz Steiner Verlag (Sudhoffs Archiv, Beiheft 27).

Folk tradition and folk medicine: Recognition of drugs in classical antiquity

In Folklore and folk medicines: Vol. (pp. 33–61). Madison, WI: American Institute for the History of Pharmacy.

ANCIENT AND MEDIEVAL CHEMOTHERAPY FOR CANCER

ISIS, 76(283), 319–330.

Dioscorides in medicine and pharmacy

In . Austin, TX: University of Texas Press.

Dioskurides im Mittelalters

In Lexikon des Mittelalters: Vol. (pp. 1095–1097). Munchen und Zurich: Artemis Verlag.

Byzantine commentaries on Dioscorides

Symposium on Byzantine Medicine -- (Dumbarton Oaks papers, no. 38A), 95–102.

MARTIALIS,GARGILIUS AS A MEDICAL WRITER

JOURNAL OF THE HISTORY OF MEDICINE AND ALLIED SCIENCES, 39(4), 408–429.

Dioscorides

In P. O. Kristeller & P. Crantz (Eds.), Catalogus translationum et commentarium = Medieval and renaissance Latin translations and commentaries: Vol. (pp. 1–43). Washington: Catholic University Press.

Pseudo-Dioscorides' ex herbis femininis and early Medieval medical botany

Journal of the History of Botany, 14, 43–81.

Albert on stones and minerals

In Albertus Magnus and the sciences commemorative essays 1980: Vol. (pp. 203–234). Toronto: Pontifical Institute of Medieval Studies.

Book reviews, lectures, and marginal notes: Three previously unknown sixteenth century contributors to pharmacy, medicine and botany: Ioannes Manardus, Franscisus Frigimelica, and Melchoir Guilandinus

, 21, 143–155.

Marbode of Rennes' De lapidibus considered as a medical text together with a critical text, translation and Marbode's minor lapidaries

In Beiheft 20: Sudhoffs Archiv. Wiesbaden: Franz Steiner Verlag GMpH.

Dioscorides

In Dictionary of scientific biography, Volume 4A : Vol. (pp. 119–123). New York: Charles Schribner's Sons.

Theory and practice in medieval medicine

Viator Medieval and Renaissance Studies, 5, 157–184.

Amber in ancient pharmacy: The transmission of information about a single drug

, 15, 3–17.

The Latin alphabetical Dioscorides manuscript group

Actes du XIIIe Congis International de Histoire des Sciences. Acts Section IV, 4, 204–209. Moscow.

Lithotherapy in the Middle Ages... lapidaries considered as medical texts

Reprinted, 12, 39–50.

Tiberius Gracchus: Destroyer or reformer of the Republic?

In Problems in European civilization. Lexington, MA: D. C. Heath and Company.

The introduction and use of eastern drugs in the early Middle Ages

, 49, 185–198.

Amber: An historical-etymological problem

In M. F. Gyles & E. W. Davis (Eds.), Laudatores temporis acti: Studies in memory of Wallace Everett Caldwell: Vol. (pp. 110–120). Chapel Hill, NC: University of North Carolina Press.

Pomum ambrae: Amber and ambergris in plague remedies

, 48, 111–122.