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

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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 1587K (3 citations)
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.i Tria ut ait Empedocles in tanta rerum varietate (13c)
.st Vita in animalibus et plantis inventa
.ix1 Tria ut ait Empedocles in tota
.ix2 Quia enim ut ait Empedocles
.ix3 Tria sunt ut ait
.a Alfred of England
.tl prol.
.m New Haven, CT
.ml Yale University Library Aristotle MS
.mf ff. 206ra-218rb (13c)
.j1 Dietary
.b1 Beiträge XVII, 5-6 (1916), 184
.b2 T II, 187
.b3 Haskins 128
.b4 AL pp. 91, 192
.b5 OHI XI (1932), 173-252
.k 1587K
.n t0303210000

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.i Tria ut ait Empedocles in tanta rerum varietate (13c)
.st Vita in animalibus et plantis inventa
.ix1 Tria ut ait Empedocles in tota
.ix2 Quia enim ut ait Empedocles
.ix3 Tria sunt ut ait
.a Alfred of England
.tl prol.
.m New Haven, CT
.ml Yale University Library Aristotle MS
.mf ff. 206ra-218rb (13c)
.j1 Dietary
.b1 printed at Venice, 1496, ff. 353v-360
.b2 Klebs 82.7
.b3 Yale 261
.b4 GW 2341
.b5 IAL A865
.k 1587K
.n t0303220000

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.i Tria ut ait Empedocles in tanta rerum varietate (13c)
.st Vita animalibus et plantis inventa
.ix1 Tria ut ait Empedocles in tota
.ix2 Quia enim ut ait Empedocles
.ix3 Tria sunt ut ait
.a Alfred of England
.tl prol.
.m New Haven, CT
.ml Yale University Library Aristotle MS
.mf ff. 206ra-218rb (13c)
.j1 Dietary
.b1 E.H.F. Meyer (Leipzig, 1841): De vegetabilibus as Nicolaus Damascenus, De plantis
.b2 Meyer: Nicolaus Damascenus, De plantis
.b3 dedic. to Roger of Hereford, a.1178
.k 1587K
.n t0303230000

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