Book of learned medical treatises with some additional practical texts (Miscellanea Medica XVIII)
- Date:
- Early 14th Century
Licence: Public Domain Mark
Credit: Book of learned medical treatises with some additional practical texts (Miscellanea Medica XVIII). Source: Wellcome Collection.
Provider: Wellcome Library; GB.
- Cover
- Index of terms in an early modern hand
- Inscription of Walter Harte concerning the 'Trotula' text (s. xvii)
- Richard of Salerno, 'Anatomia'
- Pseudo-Hippocrates, 'Physiognomia'
- Anonymous, 'De conservatione sanitatis'
- 'Glossulae Quatuor Magistrorum' (abridged and incomplete)
- 'Liber Trotile'
- Theodoricus de Cervia, 'De aqua vitae' (incomplete)
- Fragment of a treatise 'De urinis' (beginning wanting)
- Fragment of a glossary of Materia Medica in Latin, French and English
- Richard of Salerno, 'De laxativis'
- Medical receipts (in Latin and French)
- Roger of Salerno, 'Chirurgia'
- G. Magister, 'Speculum medicinarum'
- Recipes in English in a later hand
- Nicolaus Praepositus, 'Antidotarium'
- Recipes in English in a later hand or hands
- Pseudo-Hippocrates, 'Capsula eburnea'
- Macer Floridus (actually Odo of Meung?), 'De viribus herbarum', followed by 16 lines of verse
- Macer Floridus, Table of diseases and herbs (7 columns, 3 columns on p. 242)
- Anonymous, Gloss on Macer
- Miscellaneous medical receipts and notes
- Pseudo-Galen, 'Antibelomenon'
- Miscellaneous medical receipts and notes in an early modern hand
- Anonymous, 'Synonyma herbarum' (incomplete)
- Anonymous, Fragment of a collection of medical receipts (in French)
- Figures of the 'Zodiac Man' and 'Vein Man'
- Notes on the veins in Latin
- Cover
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