Medieval Scientific and Medical Writings in Latin Based on Thorndike and Kibre

Voigts-Kurtz Find Program University of Missouri Kansas City

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.i Incipit	.a Author	.aa Attributed Author	.tl Title
.m Manuscript Location	.ml Manuscript Library	.mf Folios or Pages	.j Subject Descriptors
.b Bibliographical Info	.k Manuscript ID (eTK)	.vk Manuscript ID (eVK2)	.n Record Number

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eTK 0328B (2 citations)
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.i Cum omnis scientia naturaliter ex fine et utilitate (15c)
.st Quid sit faciendum ante purgationem
.ix1 Cum omnis scientia naturaliter sit ex
.ix2 Cum omnis sapientia scientie
.ix3 Cum omnis medicina
.ix4 Cum omnis scientia ex fine utilitate
.a John of Parma
.tl prol.
.m Oxford
.ml Bodleian, Canon. Misc. 564
.mf ff. 1-(23) (15c)
.j1 Medicine
.b1 Affò, Scrittori Parmigiani, 1789, II, 49
.k 0328B
.n t0064410000

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.i Cum omnis scientia naturaliter ex fine et utilitate (13c)
.ix1 Cum omnis scientia naturaliter sit ex
.ix2 Cum omnis sapientia scientie
.ix3 Cum omnis medicina
.ix4 Cum omnis scientia ex fine utilitate
.a Gerard
.tl Practici magistri Girardi circa morborum curationem
.m Carpentras
.ml Bibliothèque municipale 318 (314)
.mf ff. 3-32 (13c)
.j1 Medicine
.j2 Disease
.j3 Recipes, medical
.j4 Medicines
.k 0328B
.n t0064420000

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