Kosta Marko Cepenkov "healer of the poor", "poor man's doctor" from Prilep. A contribution to the history of folk medicine in Macedonia.

M, Polenakovic

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Kosta Marko Cepenkov "healer of the poor", "poor man's doctor" from Prilep. A contribution to the history of folk medicine in Macedonia.

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Kosta Marko Cepenkov "healer of the poor", "poor man's doctor" from Prilep. A contribution to the history of folk medicine in Macedonia.

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Abstract

This contribution is about Kosta Marko Cepenkov, a medicater from 19th century from Prilep. The data about the treatment of diseases have been collected from the Authobiography of his son, Marko Cepenkov, the famous collector of Macedonian folk literature. The Autobiography was published in 1958 in Slavistics journal Macedonian Language in Skopje (Year IX, Vol. 1-2, 109-145).

Related Organizations

Macedonian Academy of Sciences and Arts
Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia

Keywords

Humans, History, 19th Century, Medicine, Traditional, Republic of North Macedonia

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