Leiden. Universiteitsbibliotheek, VLQ 99

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  • Contains medical works: (ff. 1r-76r) De simplicibus medicinis (or: Circa instans) / Matthaeus Platearius (?). - (ff. 76r-124v) Practica brevis / Johannes Platearius. - (ff. 124v-125v) Medicamentum. - (ff. 126r-174r) Glossae super Antidotarium Nicolai / Matthaeus Platearius. - (ff. 174r-196v) Antidotarium Nicolai. - (ff. 196v-197v) Praecepta. - (f. 198r-v) Quid pro quo. Antidotary. Incomplete. - (ff. 199r-200v) Ars medendi / Copho. Incomplete. - (f. 201r) Unidentified medical treatise. Incomplete. - (f. 201r-216v) Various (excerpts from) medical treatises. - Also contains several marginal notes, pen trials etc. in Latin and English (15th-16th century).
    Subject (temporal):
    Middle Ages
    13th century

    Titre(s) :
    Medical miscellany
    De simplicibus medicinis
    Circa instans
    Cura brevis
    Practica brevis
    Practica brevis de cura aegritudinum
    Medicamentum ad rupturam consolidandam
    Commentary on the Antidotarium Nicolai
    Glossae Platearii
    Glossae super Antidotarium Nicolai
    Antidotarium Nicolai
    Praecepta
    Liber qui vulgo dicitur Quid pro quo
    Quid pro quo
    Antidotary
    Ars medendi
    Modus medendi
    probationes pennae
    De simplicibus medicinis / Matthaeus Platearius, and other text(s), VLQ 99

    Langue(s) des textes : latin

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  • Leaf missing after f. 107; ff. 40 and 216 mutilated.
  • Textual: (ff. 1r-76r) Authorship uncertain. Without beginning. - (ff. 174r-196v) Collection of recipes, attributed to one Nicolaus, who appears to have been a 12th-century doctor at Salerno. He is either called Nicolaus Salernitanus, or (in 16th-century printed versions) Nicolaus Praepositus. There exist many different redactions of this text. See Van den Berg 1917 en Lebede 1939. - (f. 198r-v) Without beginning. Incipit: "pro adipe cervino anserinum". - (ff. 199r-200v) Only last part. - (f. 201r) Incomplete medical text (only last part). Explicit: "...Explicit summa summo modo medendi qualiter debent dari opiate. Nota quod acetum hoc modo potest et statim fiet acetum per optimum".
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