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The Resource Practica Io. Serapionis dicta breuiarium. Liber Serapionis de simplici medicina. Liber de simplici medicina. dictus circa instans. Practica platearij

Practica Io. Serapionis dicta breuiarium. Liber Serapionis de simplici medicina. Liber de simplici medicina. dictus circa instans. Practica platearij

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Publication
Extent
211, [1] leaves (last leaf blank)
Note
  • Contains: Breviarium medicinae (leaves 2-91), by Yúhānnā Ibn Serapion (i.e. Serapion, the Elder); Liber aggregatus in medicinis simplicibus (leaves 92-168), commonly attributed to Serapion the Younger, which was translated from Arabic into Latin by Simon Genuensis with the assistance of Abraham ben Shem-Tob Tortuosiensis; De virtute centaureae (leaf 168), incorrectly attributed to Galen; Practica brevis (leaves 169-185), by Joannes Platearius; and Circa instans (leaves 186-211), by Matthaeus Platearius
  • Imprint from Goff
  • Colophon reads: Impressum Uenetijs mandato [et] expensis nobilis viri domini Octauiani Scoti Ciuis Modoetiensis per Bonetu[m] Locatellu[m] Bergomense[m]. 17. kal[endas]. Ianuarias. 1497
  • Signatures: a-k€ ll° m-v€ x¡ yl° z€ [et]€ [con]€ [rum]l° ([rum]10 blank)
  • Chancery folio, text printed in 2 columns; 66 lines, plus headline; col. width: 80 mm.; area of text: 243 (250) x 160 mm. With ornamental woodcut initials, printed paragraph marks, and foliation; without catchwords. Rubrication not called for. Register and publisher's device at end. Tables printed in 3 columns
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Practica Io. Serapionis dicta breuiarium. Liber Serapionis de simplici medicina. Liber de simplici medicina. dictus circa instans. Practica platearij
Title
Practica Io. Serapionis dicta breuiarium. Liber Serapionis de simplici medicina. Liber de simplici medicina. dictus circa instans. Practica platearij
Title variation
Practica Jo. Serapionis dicta breviarium
Creator
Contributor
Printer
Publisher
Translator
Subject
Genre
Language
lat
Member of
Cataloging source
GZH
Citation location within source
  • V, p. 448 (IB. 22971)
  • S-225
  • S-298
  • S-466
  • 911.2
Citation source
  • BM 15th cent.
  • BN cat. des incun.
  • BSB-Ink.
  • Goff
  • Klebs
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De virtute centaureae
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9th cent
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Ibn Serapion, Yúhānnā
Index
no index present
Language note
Translated from the Arabic into Latin by Gherardo da Cremona
Literary form
non fiction
http://library.link/vocab/relatedWorkOrContributorDate
  • 1113 or 14-1187
  • 13th cent.
  • d. 1161
  • fl. ca. 1100
  • d. 1498
  • fl. 1486-1523
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  • Gherardo
  • Simon
  • Abraham ben Shem-Tob
  • Ibn Serapion
  • Platearius, Matthaeus
  • Platearius, Joannes
  • Scotto, Ottaviano
  • Locatelli, Boneto
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  • Medicinal plants
  • Materia medica, Vegetable
  • Medicine, Medieval
  • Botany
  • Materia Medica
  • Botany, Medical
  • Mitchell, S. Weir (Silas Weir), 1829-1914 [Donor] (CPP)
  • Stockton-Hough Library [Collection] (CPP)
  • Stockton-Hough Library [Bookplate] (CPP)
  • Hough, John Stockton, 1845-1900 [Former Owner] (CPP)
Label
Practica Io. Serapionis dicta breuiarium. Liber Serapionis de simplici medicina. Liber de simplici medicina. dictus circa instans. Practica platearij
Instantiates
Publication
Note
  • Contains: Breviarium medicinae (leaves 2-91), by Yúhānnā Ibn Serapion (i.e. Serapion, the Elder); Liber aggregatus in medicinis simplicibus (leaves 92-168), commonly attributed to Serapion the Younger, which was translated from Arabic into Latin by Simon Genuensis with the assistance of Abraham ben Shem-Tob Tortuosiensis; De virtute centaureae (leaf 168), incorrectly attributed to Galen; Practica brevis (leaves 169-185), by Joannes Platearius; and Circa instans (leaves 186-211), by Matthaeus Platearius
  • Imprint from Goff
  • Colophon reads: Impressum Uenetijs mandato [et] expensis nobilis viri domini Octauiani Scoti Ciuis Modoetiensis per Bonetu[m] Locatellu[m] Bergomense[m]. 17. kal[endas]. Ianuarias. 1497
  • Signatures: a-k€ ll° m-v€ x¡ yl° z€ [et]€ [con]€ [rum]l° ([rum]10 blank)
  • Chancery folio, text printed in 2 columns; 66 lines, plus headline; col. width: 80 mm.; area of text: 243 (250) x 160 mm. With ornamental woodcut initials, printed paragraph marks, and foliation; without catchwords. Rubrication not called for. Register and publisher's device at end. Tables printed in 3 columns
Control code
000053791
Dimensions
32 cm. (fol.).
Extent
211, [1] leaves (last leaf blank)
Note
  • Imperfect: Last leaf (blank) wanting.
  • With the autograph of Ferdinand [illegible], Menin., dated 1633 at the bottom of the title leaf.
  • Presented to the College of Physicians of Philadelphia by S. Weir Mitchell, M.D., prior to 16 July 1901; with the bookplate of the J. Stockton Hough Library.
  • Bound in half cream modern vellum over white cloth boards, with gold-stamped black Morocco spine label.
  • Leaf size: 314 x 210 mm. Wide lower margin. Wormholes throughout, with slight loss of text. Slight dampstaining at bottom, with purple dampstaining in the outer upper margins of the last fifty leaves.
  • Photostat available.
System control number
  • (Sirsi) 53791
  • 53828
  • (OCoLC)ocm11328646
Label
Practica Io. Serapionis dicta breuiarium. Liber Serapionis de simplici medicina. Liber de simplici medicina. dictus circa instans. Practica platearij
Publication
Note
  • Contains: Breviarium medicinae (leaves 2-91), by Yúhānnā Ibn Serapion (i.e. Serapion, the Elder); Liber aggregatus in medicinis simplicibus (leaves 92-168), commonly attributed to Serapion the Younger, which was translated from Arabic into Latin by Simon Genuensis with the assistance of Abraham ben Shem-Tob Tortuosiensis; De virtute centaureae (leaf 168), incorrectly attributed to Galen; Practica brevis (leaves 169-185), by Joannes Platearius; and Circa instans (leaves 186-211), by Matthaeus Platearius
  • Imprint from Goff
  • Colophon reads: Impressum Uenetijs mandato [et] expensis nobilis viri domini Octauiani Scoti Ciuis Modoetiensis per Bonetu[m] Locatellu[m] Bergomense[m]. 17. kal[endas]. Ianuarias. 1497
  • Signatures: a-k€ ll° m-v€ x¡ yl° z€ [et]€ [con]€ [rum]l° ([rum]10 blank)
  • Chancery folio, text printed in 2 columns; 66 lines, plus headline; col. width: 80 mm.; area of text: 243 (250) x 160 mm. With ornamental woodcut initials, printed paragraph marks, and foliation; without catchwords. Rubrication not called for. Register and publisher's device at end. Tables printed in 3 columns
Control code
000053791
Dimensions
32 cm. (fol.).
Extent
211, [1] leaves (last leaf blank)
Note
  • Imperfect: Last leaf (blank) wanting.
  • With the autograph of Ferdinand [illegible], Menin., dated 1633 at the bottom of the title leaf.
  • Presented to the College of Physicians of Philadelphia by S. Weir Mitchell, M.D., prior to 16 July 1901; with the bookplate of the J. Stockton Hough Library.
  • Bound in half cream modern vellum over white cloth boards, with gold-stamped black Morocco spine label.
  • Leaf size: 314 x 210 mm. Wide lower margin. Wormholes throughout, with slight loss of text. Slight dampstaining at bottom, with purple dampstaining in the outer upper margins of the last fifty leaves.
  • Photostat available.
System control number
  • (Sirsi) 53791
  • 53828
  • (OCoLC)ocm11328646

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