Jani Damasceni ... therapeuticȩ methodi
Subtitle: hoc est, curandi artis libri Vii. partim Albano Torino Vitodurano paraphraste, partim Gerardo iatro Cremonensis metaphraste. Qvi sane libri vel hoc nomine magni svnt faciendi, quod sint per omnia Galenici, & consumatam totius medicinae curatiuae partem, (quae caeteris difficilior ac praestantior habetur) cum omnibus suis indicationibus, complectantur. Vniuersi nanq₃ cororis humani, singularumq́₃ eiusdem partium, tam internarum, quàm externarum aegritudinum ac uitiorum curandi rationes quàm absolutissimas continent ...
Publisher: Per Henrichvm Petrvm
Published: 1543
Place of publication: Apvd Inclytam Basilaeam
Language: lat
Number of pages: 491
Subjects: Arab Medicine; Medieval Medicine
Notes: Initials.

Contents vary from the two preceding editions. Book I contains the Aphorisms (not present in earlier editions) variously attributed to the elder or the younger "Serapion," to "Janus Damascenus," or to the elder Mesuë. Book 2 on fevers corresponds, though with considerable differences in contents, to book 6 of the earlier editions. Books 3-4 correspond to books 1-2 of the earlier editions, books 5-7 correspond to books 3-5. Book 7 of the earlier editions (De antidotibus) is omitted from the present edition.

"Clavdii Gale[ni] Pergamensis de svccidaneis ... Albano Torini interprete:" p. 485-491.

Durling: 4778

Imperfect: signature Rr wanting and duplicated by signature Qq (p. 469-480).

Bound with Muhammad Ibn Zakarīyā, Abū Bakr, Al-Rāzi. Abvbetri Rhazae Maomethi, ob vsvm experientiamque mvltiplicem. Basileae [1544].