Articella (1519) - Page 8 - Source Library


Isagoge Introduction of Ioannitius.	folio ii
Phylaretus on pulses.	fo. ix
Theophilus on urines.	fo. xj
Hippocrates on the Law The Hippocratic Oath or a related text on medical conduct., which is also called the introductory.	fo. xvij
The Oath of Hippocrates.	fo. xvij
The same, Prognostics.	fo. xix
The same, Aphorisms in the ancient translation.	fo. xxiij
The same, Aphorisms in the translation of Theodorus Gaza.	fo. xxxij
The same, collection of Aphorisms pertaining to every disease.	fo. xlij
The same, Regimen of Acute Diseases, added.	fo. lj
The same, book of Epidemics, added.	fo. lviij
The same, on the Nature of the Fetus, added.	fo. lxv
The same, book of Secrets, added.	fo. lxvij
The same, Prognostics according to the moon, added.	fo. lxviij
The same, The Ivory Capsule A short medical treatise..	fo. lxxij
The same, on Human Nature, added.	fo. lxxiiij
The same, on Airs, Waters, and Regions, added.	fo. lxxxv
The same, on Pharmacy, added.	fo. xc
The same, on Dreams, added.	fo. xcj
Aphorisms of John Damascene.	fo. xciiij
Medicinal flowers extracted from Cornelius Celsus.	fo. xcvij
Parables of Arnaldus de Villa Nova, added.	fo. c
The three books of the Art of Medicine Tegni or Ars Medica by Galen, ancient translation.	fo. cvij
The three books of the Art of Medicine by Galen, translation of Laurentius Laurentianus.	fo. cxxxvj
Text of the first two fen Sections of Avicenna's Canon. of the first book of the Canon of Avicenna.	fo. clij
Text of the fourth fen of the first book of the same Avicenna.	fo. cxcij
Text of the first fen of the fourth book of the same, which is on fevers.	fo. ccxviij
Text of the third, fourth, and fifth fen of the fourth book of the same, on Surgery.	fo. ccxcij
Canticles of Avicenna.	fo. cccxxxix
New text on the Almansorem A medical treatise by Rhazes., which is on diseases from head to foot.	fo. ccclxiij
Short summary of Jacob of Partibus on the Antidotary of Mesue.	fo. ccclxxxix
Description of medicinal weights, measures, and usages from the Breviary of Alseir.	fo. cccclij

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