by Mar Rey Bueno · Ediciones Nowtilus · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788497634281
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«Historia de las hierbas mágicas y medicinales» is the essay by Mar Rey Bueno, published by Ediciones Nowtilus in 2008 (paperback, 302 pages, in Spanish).
Essay that explores the uses civilizations have given to plants: remedies, ointments, spells, rituals, and political conspiracies. It analyzes hallucinogenic plants, psychoactive fungi, and funerary herbs in cultures such as the Aztec, Greek, Roman, and Celtic, up to the boundary between botany and witchcraft in the Middle Ages.
The subtitle begins with «Plantas alucinógenas, hongos psicoactivos, lianas visionarias, hierbas fúnebres...» and the work belongs to the Investigación Abierta collection.
For readers interested in the history of botany, natural medicine, and esotericism, with an accessible and educational approach.
