Artesela.
Philaretus.
Theophilos Protospatharios,active 7th century.
Constantine,the African,approximately 1020-1087.
Johannes,Alexandrinus,active 600-642.
Ḥunayn ibn Isḥāq al-ʻIbādī,809?-873.
ʻAlī ibn Riḍwān,-approximately 1068.
Gentilis Fulginas,-1348.
Arnaldus,de Villanova,-1311.
Vergerio, Pietro Paolo,1370-1444.
Argilagnes, Franciscus,active 1483-1486.
Vulpe, Gregorius a,active 1491.
Pinzi, Filippo,active 1490-1530,printer.
Hippocrates.Selections.Latin.1491.
Galen.Selections.Latin.1491.
Impressus Venetiis : Per Philippus de Pinzis de Laneto,
anno salutis d[omi]ni n[ost]ri iesu x[risti] M.cccc.lxxxx.i. die. xxvi. septe[m]bris. [26 September 1491]
Imprint from colophon.
Signatures: a-z⁸ [et]⁸.
Leaf b2 missigned as a2.
Numerous errors in foliation.
Edited by Gregorius a Vulpe after the edition of Franciscus Argilagnes. Aphorismi accompanied by Galen's commentary and translated by Constantinus Africanus; Prognostica and De regimine with Galen's commentary. Other Hippocratic works translated by Bartolomeo da Messina, Arnaldus de Villanova, Gentilis Fulginas, and Pietro Paolo Vergerio. Commentary on Epidemiae by Johannes Alexandrinus; commentary on Microtegni (Technē iatrikē) by ʻAlī ibn Ridwān.
Printed on Chancery-size paper in 2 columns; col. width:  68 mm.; 70 lines to a page of commentary surrounding text, plus headline; area of text:  231 (241) x 133 mm.; Gothic type.  Includes initial spaces with guide letters and printed marginalia. With foliation and signatures; without catchwords. Table, register and printer's device at end.
With some manuscript annotations.
Isagoge ad tegni Galieni / Ḥunayn ibn Isḥāq al-ʻIbādi -- Liber pulsuum Philareti ; Liber urinarum / Theophilos Protospatharios -- Aphorismi ; Prognostica ; De regimine acutorum morborum ; Epidemiae ; De natura fetus / Hippocrates -- Microtegni / Galen -- De divisione librorum Galeni / Gentilis Fulginas -- De lege ; Iusiurandum / Hippocrates.
BM 15th cent.
BSB-Ink.
GW
Goff
ISTC
Klebs
Walsh, J. E. 15th cent. printed books,
Lists of fifteenth century books in Edinburgh libraries,
Acquired by the Advocates Library sometime in the 19th century.
Early blind stamped leather over wooden boards with remains of clasp and on back board a nail with marks showing book was once chained. With leaf of vellum manuscript with marginal annotations bound at end.
Medicine
Italy Venice.