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 1423K (1 citation)
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.i Secundus fuit philosophus hic philosophatus est omni
.ix1 Fuit quidam philosophus nomine Secundus
.ix2 Vir prudens et providens nomine
.ra William of Provence
.tl Vita Secundi
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.j1 Natural philosophy ?
.b1 tr 'de Greco a magistro Willelmo medico natione Provinciali'
.b2 T II, 487, n. 3-4
.b3 Hilka, Leben u. Sentenzen des Phil. Secundus, Wroclaw, 1910, 30 MSS, pp. 6, 8-23
.b4 Haskins 146-47
.b5 Wickersheimer 243
.k 1423K
.n t0272630000

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