Schola salernitana, sive De conservand^a valetudine praecepta metrica. /
Roterodami. : Ex officin^a Arnoldi Leers,,
DDCLVII [i.e. 1657]..
Added t.-p., engr.
The main work, in verse, is of uncertain authorship. The prose commentary is here wrongly attributed to Arnaldus de Villanova.
A reissue of the Hague edition of 1649, containing the commentary as altered by Curis and a preface partly original and partly extracted from Moreau's edition.
Written by the physicians of the school of medicine at Salerno as a gift to Robert, duke of Normandy (eldest son of William the Conqueror) who had spent a winter at Salerno on his way to join in the first crusade, and had returned there at the close of the crusade in search of treatment for a wound in his arm. cf. Sir Alexander Croke's edition, Oxford, 1830, Introduction and Catalogue of editions; Choulant, Handbuch der bücherkunde für die ältere medicin, 2. auf., Leipzig, 1841, p. 264 etc.
"Emissi sanguinis observatio ex Ioannis Fernelii vacuandi ratione, cap. 20": p. 422-425.
"Dioclis Carystii ... Aurea ad Antigonum Asiae regem epistola, de morborum praesagiis ... `e graeco latin`e redditum per Antonium Mizaldum": p. 426-432.
"De salubri diaeta ... liber ... Iano Cornario ... interprete": p. 433-441.
"De ratione victus salutaris post incisam venam, & emissum sanguinem, ad Armatum epigramma Anastasii": p.441.
"Victus et cultus ratio exposita quaternis in singulos menses versibus, per Joachimum Camerarium": p. 442-443.
"Loci aliquot Philippi Melanchto, in lib. de anim^a, de moderatione cibi & potus: item somni & vigiliarum": p. 444-447.
"Nonnulla de regimine sanitatis, iuxta sex res non naturales, placita ex Hippocratis & Galeni libris desumpta ... per D. Ioannem Katzchivm ... jam olim edita, sed recens `a variis mendis repurgata. per I.A.S.L.": p. 448-498.
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