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SUMMARY:Joseph C. Miller Memorial Lecture by Temitope Fagunwa
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DESCRIPTION:How did Black symbolism become central to European apothecary 
 culture?\n\nThis lecture with Temitope Fagunwa\, argues that this imagery 
 resulted from three interconnected factors: the medieval Mediterranean spi
 ce trade\, the transmission of Arabic and Greek pharmaceutical knowledge\,
  and the cosmopolitan court of Frederick II in Sicily. By linking the mate
 rial flow of goods like pepper and myrrh to the translation of scholarly t
 exts and Hohenstaufen heraldry\, this study identifies a medieval origin f
 or symbols often misattributed to later eras. Ultimately\, it fills a hist
 oriographical gap by connecting the history of science with the material a
 nd symbolic traditions of European commerce.
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URL:https://www.dependency.uni-bonn.de/en/events/events-jcmml/joseph-c-mil
 ler-memorial-lecture-by-temitope-fagunwa
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