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The Papiro medico P. Schmidt is an ancient Egyptian medical papyrus from the early Ramesside period (ca. 1300 BC). It contains 48 cases of injury and treatment, including fractures, dislocations, wounds, and tumors. The papyrus provides insight into ancient Egyptian medical practices and treatments over 3000 years ago.

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Un hombre consultó a una bruja porque su pene medía 50 cm y quería que fuera más pequeño. La bruja le dijo que preguntara a una rana si quería casarse con él, y si la rana decía que no, su pene disminuiría 10 cm, pero si decía que sí, crecería 10 cm. El hombre le preguntó tres veces a la rana y cada vez ella dijo que no, haciendo que su pene se redujera a 30 cm. La moraleja es no jugar con la paciencia de los demás.

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