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摘要
比耶索是西班牙莱昂省的自然区之一。它位于这个省的西部,西面与加利西亚的卢戈省和奥伦斯省接壤;南部是莱昂的另一个自然区域,卡布雷拉;东面矗立着莱昂山;而在西北部,则是前行政区Ribas del Sil de Arriba。这是一个具有相当地理多样性的领土,其中可以区分山区,占据了该地区的一半以上,即所谓的上比耶索;平原或洼地,形成下比耶索;还有过渡区,连接这两者。T
Disease and Health Care in the North-West of Spain in the Early Modern Period. The Bierzo region
he Bierzo is one of the natural districts of the Spanish Province of Leon. Situated in the western part of this province, it borders the Galician Provinces of Lugo and Orense to the west; to the south lies another natural region of Leon, the Cabrera; to the east stand the Mounts of Leon; while to the northwest there is the former administrative district of Ribas del Sil de Arriba. This is a territory with considerable geographic diversity, in which it is possible to distinguish mountainous zones, occupying somewhat more than half of the district, the so-called Upper Bierzo; plains or depressions, forming the Lower Bierzo; and transitional areas, linking these two. T