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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For scholarly citation of texts please cite the appropriate database and identifying number, for example eTK 0004C, eTK 0574, eVK2 5606.00 or eVK2 3451

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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 1222J (5 citations)
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.i Quia iste liber primus in quo loquitur de rebus sensibilibus (13c)
.ix1 Quia iste est liber primus
.tl Super libros de celo et mundo
.m Paris
.ml Bibliothèque Nationale, Latin 16155
.mf (13c)
.j1 Astronomy
.j2 Cosmology
.b1 GW 2337
.b2 no folio numbers
.k 1222J
.n t0234090000

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.i Quia iste liber primus in quo loquitur de rebus sensibilibus (14c)
.ix1 Quia iste est liber primus
.a Averroes
.tl Super libros de celo et mundo
.m Cambridge
.ml Cambridge, Gonville and Caius 485 (481)
.mf ff. 235r-384r (14c)
.j1 Astronomy
.j2 Cosmology
.b1 GW 2337
.k 1222J
.n t0234100000

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.i Quia iste liber primus in quo loquitur de rebus sensibilibus (14c)
.ix1 Quia iste est liber primus
.a Averroes
.tl Super libro de celo et mundo
.m Cambridge
.ml Cambridge, Peterhouse 126
.mf I, ff. 1-146ra (14c)
.j1 Astronomy
.j2 Cosmology
.b1 GW 2337
.k 1222J
.n t0234110000

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.i Quia iste liber primus in quo loquitur de rebus sensibilibus (14c)
.ix1 Quia iste est liber primus
.a Averroes
.tl Super libro de celo et mundo
.m Venice
.ml Biblioteca Nazionale Marciana VI.52 (Val X, 54)
.mf ff. 1-186 (14c)
.j1 Astronomy
.j2 Cosmology
.b1 GW 2337
.k 1222J
.n t0234120000

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.i Quia iupiter habet dominum in loco (15c)
.tl De fertilitate et habundantia
.m Paris
.ml Bibliothèque Nationale, Latin 7443
.mf ff. 9r-11r (15c)
.j1 Astrology
.j2 Planet and planets
.j3 Prognostication
.k 1222J.01
.n t0234130000

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