Pedakiou Dioskoridou Anazarbeos. Peri hules iastrikes
Subtitle: Biblia E. Tou autou peri deleterion pharmakon, kai ton auton prophulakes Biblion A' Tou outon peri iokolon, eu ho kai peri lussontos kunos :  Biblion A'. Tou autou, peri semeioseos tou hupo iobolon dedegmenon. Biblion A' : Tou autou, peri therapeias tou hupo iobolon dedegmenon :  Pedacii Dioscoridae Anazarbei, de medica materia libri V. Biblia E'. de letalibus venenis, eorvmque precautione & curatione : de cane rabido: deque notis quae morsus ictusque animalium uenenum relinquentium sequuntur : deque eorum curatione
By: interprete Marcello Vergilio Secretario Florentino ; eiusdem Marcelli Vergilij in hosce Dioscordis libros commentarij doctissimi, in quibus praeter omnigenam uariaque eruditionem ; collatis aliorum interpretum uersionibus, suae translationis ex utriusque linguae autoribus certissima adferuntur documenta ; morborum praeterea atque humani corporis uitiorum genus omne ; quorum subinde meminit Dioscordes, diligentissime explicatur
Contributors: Dioscorides Pedanius, of Anazarbos; Vergilio, Marcello, editor; Soter, Johannes, - approximately 1543, printer
Publisher: Opera et Impensa Ioannis Soteris
Published: 1529
Place of publication: Coloniae
Language: lat
Number of pages: 753
Subjects: Medical Botany; Early works to 1800; Greek and Roman Medicine; Materia medica; Pharmacopoeias
Notes: First words and paragraph in Greek charecters.

Date of publication on title page as: "Anno MDXXIX. Mense Augusto. (*)"

Publication information on colophon.

"Cum gratia & priuilegio Imperiali, ad Sexennium."

Title page vignette.

The Greek text is that of the 1518 Aldine ed.

Text, mostly, in double columns, Greek and Latin text with "Interpres" in Latin.

Includes index; printed marginal notes.

Dedicatory epistle by Johannes Soter.

"Io. Soter Candido Lectori S."; printer's note to the reader; on p. [1], at end.

The "De venetis" and "De venetatis animalibus" are called books 6-9 in the caption titles of the Greek text, and book six in the caption of the Latin translation and in the running title. The notha are printed within brackets.

Errata notes, p. [1], at end.

George S. Huntington Library.

Text in Latin and Greek, translated from Greek.