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Introduction: a campaign diary is a new knowledge and historical contribution; if that diary is that of our Apostle, José Martí, it is also a work of invaluable literary and historical value and identity, validity and continuity. Objective: to demonstrate a parallelism between some medicinal plants and other remedies mentioned in Martí's Campaign Diary and their current applications. Methods: a review of different historical texts related to the subject was carried out, as well as web site portals. Conclusions: José Martí's Campaign Diary is a description of the Cuban fields, of its natural remedies, many of which have been transmitted from generation to generation as part of the validity and continuity of our revolutionary process. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Rome, the great empire, had its conquests, its expansion, its majestic constructions and its emperors and had, in addition, its medicine. Roman medicine was essentially Greek, but the Romans made three fundamental contributions: military hospitals, environmental sanitation and the legislation of medical practice and teaching. The Romans made great use of Traditional and Natural Medicine. They stood out as doctors Galeno and Celso, who made great contributions that extend to the present. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]