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 0645G (1 citation)
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.i Humerose matricis signa sunt hec (13c)
.a Trotula minor ?
.tl De morbis mulierum
.m Oxford
.ml Bodleian, E musaeo 219 (3541)
.mf f. 87av-87dr (13c)
.j1 Medicine
.j2 Disease
.j3 Gynecology and obstetrics
.b1 M. Green, Women's Healthcare (2000) V; Scriptorium vols 50, 51
.b2 M. Green identifies as Trotula combined with Gynaecia Cleopatrae
.k 0645G
.n t0124610000

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