Abhomeron. Geminum de medica facultate opus, studiosis omnibus utilissimum, alterum Abhomeron Abynzohar
Subtitle: Colliget Averroys reliquum nuperrime diligenter correctum, et marginalibus adnotamentis nunquam hactenus adjectis illustratum. Addita est preterea utrique operi propria tabula omnium capitum, quo que scire voluneris tibi facilius occurrant
Contributors: Bonacosa, Jacob, active 13th century; Magister Patavinus, active 13th century; Surianus, Hieronymus, -1522; Giunta, Jacques, 1487-1546, printer; Averroës, 1126-1198
Publisher: Venundantur ab Jacobo de Giunta
Published: 1531
Place of publication: [Lug[duni]
Language: lat
Number of pages: 171
Subjects: Diagnosis; Early works to 1800; Pharmacology; Vision disorders; Human anatomy; Diet; Exercise; Massage therapy; Therapeutics; Fever
Other titles: Abhormeron; Colliget Averroys; Antidotarium
Notes: This text is the Latin version, from a Hebrew manuscript, of the Taisīr of Avenzoar, is by Paravicius Patavinus and that of the Colliget of Averroës, by Jacob Bonacosa.

The "Abhomeron" also known as "Thesir".

Both texts have individual, but similar title pages: red and black with ornamental boardering and printer's device; woodcut lettering.

Additional printer's device on colophon.

George S. Huntington Library.

Heirs of Hippocrates, 80

In Latin, translated from Hebrew.