Cl. Galeni Aliquot Libelli. (Quòd animi mores corporis temperaturam seq. De uicijs animi & eorum remedijs. De sectis. Introductorius (seu Medicus). De optima constitutione corporis humani. De plenitudine. De elementis. De atra bile. De tumoribus praeter naturam) /
Galen.
Andernacum, Guinterium Ioannem.
Basileae : Per H. Frobenium & I. Heruagium,
1529.
With manuscript notes.
Manuscript inscription on the title page in a 16th-century hand "Heu qua[m] difficile est crime[n] no[n] proder vite". Manuscript inscription at the foot of the title page, also in a 16th-century hand, inverted, "Wythi[us] bristolionis hydropico morbo corrept[us] curat[us] est trocistis". 16th-century marginalia throughout text and 16th century miscellaneous manuscript inscriptions on the verso of the last page of text and on the recto and verso of the final flyleaf.