AvicennLiber Canonis, de medicinis cordialibus, et cantica
By: jam olim quidem a Gerardo Carmonensi ex Arabico sermone in Latinum conversa ;  postea vero ab Andrea Alpago Bellunensi ... correctionibus ad veterum exemplarium Arabicorum fidem in margine factis ; locupletissimoque nominum Arabicorum ab ipso interpretatorum indice decorata ; nunc autem demum a Benedicto Rinio ... lucubrationibus illustrata ...  his accesserunt, Avicennae libellus de removendis nocumentis, quae accidunt in regimine sanitatis ; ejusdem tractatus de syrupo acetoso ; ab eodem Alpago ex Arabico in Latinum sermonem translatis
Contributors: Alpago, Andrea, active 16th century; Blaise, Armengaud, approximately 1264-1312?; Arnaldus, de Villanova, -1311; Gherardo, da Cremona, 1113 or 1114-1187; Massa, Niccolò, 1489-1569; Rinio, Benedetto, approximately 1485-1565; Herwagen, Johann, 1497-1559?, printer
Publisher: Per Joannes Hervagios
Published: 1556
Place of publication: Basileae
Language: lat
Number of pages: 2004
Subjects: Arab Medicine
Other titles: Liber cannonis; De medicinis cordialibus et cantica
Work titles: Kitāb al-Qānūn si al-t̨ibb
Notes: Printer's device on t.p.

Includes index; printed marginal notes on inside margins.

Pages 1100-1104 misnumbered 2000-2004.

"Cum Indice rerum acuerborum notatu dignorum copioso."

The version of the De viribus cordis is by Arnaldus de Villanova and that of the Cantica by Armengandus Blasii.

Includes (leaves [4v-6r]) the life of Avicenna translated by Nicola Massa from the Arabic of al-Jūzjānī (Sorsanus).

"Typographus Lectori." on p. [12], in front.

In Latin translated from Arabic.