Avicennae Arabvm medicorvm principis. Ex Gerardi Cremonensis uersione, & Andreae Alpagi Bellunensis castigatione. A Ioanne Costaeo, & Ioanne Paulo Mongio annotationibus iampridem illustratus. Nunc vero ab eodem Costaeo recognitus, & nouis alicubi obseruationibus adauctus. Quibus principum philosophorum, ac medicorum consensus, dissensusq́ indicãtur. Vita ipsius Auicennae ex Sorsano Arabe eius discipulo, à Nicolao Massa latine scripta, & figuris quibusdam, ex priori nostra editione sumptis. Additis nuper etiam Librorum canonis oeconomijs, necnon Tabulis isagogicis in vniuersam medicinam ex arte Hvmain, idest Ioannitii Arabis. Per Fabium Paulinum Vtinensem. Cum indicibus quattuor, duobus uocum arabicarum, altero Gerardi Cremonensis, altero Bellunensis, duobus rerum memorabilium, altero in Auicennae contextu, altero in annotationibus contentarum.

Author
Avicenna, 980-1037 [Browse]
Format
Book
Language
  • Latin
  • Arabic
Published/​Created
Venetiis, apud Iuntas, 1608.
Description
2 v. in 1 illus., tables. 36 cm.

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Notes
  • Vol. 1 has title in red and black, with added t.-p. also in red and black engr. and illus.: Avicennae ... Canon medicinae. Qvo vniversa medendi scientia pulcherrima, & breui methodo planissime explicatur. Eiusdem De viribus cordis. [De] remouendis nocumentis in regimine sanitatis [De] syrupo acetoso. Cantica.
  • Vol. 1 has special t.-p.: Tabvlae isagogicae ... Auctore Fabio Paulino Vtinensi. Collectae, et editae a Fabritio Raspano ...
  • The general index at end of v. 2 also has special t.-p.
  • "De viribus cordis" is translated by Arnaldus de Villa Nova, and "Cantica" by Armegandus Blasii.
OCLC
4457623
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