Bod-Inc: G-273
Guido de Cauliaco
Chirurgia, et al.
Analysis of Content
A1r [Title-page.]
A2r Guido de Cauliaco: ‘Prohemium.’ Incipit: ‘[P]ostquam prius gratias egero deo largiente vitam perpetuam . . .’
A2r Guido de Cauliaco: ‘Capitulum singulare in quo premittuntur quedam ualde necessaria cuicunque uolenti proficere in arte cyrurgie.’ Incipit: ‘[C]harissimi domini quia h[uius?] commentatio admodum in inuentarii ciuilis . . .’
A3v ‘Tabula.’ ‘Rubrice totius libri.’
A5r Guido de Cauliaco: Chirurgia. Incipit: ‘In nomine Dei misericordis . . . [Q]uoniam secundum Galienum medicorum lucernam in libro nono de utilitatibus perticularum . . .’
I10r Thura [Bonaventura] de Castello Bononiensis: Receptae aquae balnei de Porrecta. Incipit: ‘[A]d infirmitates omnes et singulares curandas quibus homines sepissime affliguntur . . .’
K1r Brunus Longoburgensis: [Preface.] Incipit: ‘[R]ogasti me tam est diu, Andrea Vicentine uenerabilis amice mi, quod tibi breui et aperto . . .’
K1r ‘Capitula libri primi.’
K1v Brunus Longoburgensis: Chirurgia magna. Incipit: ‘[P]ostquam posuimus, amice, sufficienter prohemium . . .’ See VL I 1070-1.
M4r Brunus Longoburgensis: [Preface.] Incipit: ‘[V]t de manuali operatione librum componerem breuiorem . . .’
M4r ‘Capitula.’
M4r Brunus Longoburgensis: Chirurgia minor. Incipit: ‘[P]rimus canon seu regula que omnibus occurrit vulneribus est . . .’
N1r [Borgognonus], Theodoricus, Episcopus Cerviensis: ‘Capitulum prohemiale' [addressed to] A[madeus de Roussillon], Bishop of Valence. Incipit: ‘[V]enerabili patri et amico charissimo egregio viro domino A. dei gratia episcopo Valentin[ensi], frater Theodoricus . . . Dudum, percharissime, Rome pariter . . .’
N1r ‘Capitula primi libri.’
N1v [Borgognonus], Theodoricus, Episcopus Cerviensis: Chirurgia. Incipit: ‘[C]ause solutionis continuitatis siue vulnerum . . .’
S1r [Capellutus], Rolandus: [Preface.] Incipit: ‘[M]edicina equiuocatur duobus modis, uno enim sensu . . .’
S1r [Table of contents.]
S1r [Capellutus], Rolandus: Libellus de chirurgia. Incipit: ‘[C]aput diuersis modis vulnerari contingit, vulneratus enim . . .’ La chirurgia di M. Rolando da Parma detto dei Cappezzuti: riproduzione del codice latino n. 1382 della R. Biblioteca casanatense Roma, ed. Giovanni Carbonelli (Rome, 1927).
U1r Rogerius [Parmensis: Preface.] Incipit: ‘[S]icut ab antiquis habemus auctoribus et eorundem edocet . . .’
U1r [Table of contents.]
U1r Rogerius [Parmensis]: Practica. Incipit: ‘[I]ncipiamus ergo a dolore capitis . . .’
Z1r Lanfrancus Mediolanensis: [Preface addressed to] Bernardus. Incipit: ‘[I]ntendens, uenerabilis amice Bernarde, componere librum in quo tradam . . .’
Z1r [Table of contents.]
Z1r Lanfrancus Mediolanensis: Chirurgia parva. Incipit: ‘[A]ttende quod in omni opere medicus debet supponere certam intentionem . . .’ See VL V 560-72, at 562-3; Thorndike–Kibre 160 and 757.
Z6r Lanfrancus Mediolanensis: ‘Prohemium.’ Incipit: ‘[P]rotector in se omnium sperantium deus excelsus et gloriosus . . .’
Z6r [Table of contents.]
Z6v Lanfrancus Mediolanensis: Practica. Incipit: ‘[O]mne quod inuestigare uolumus vno trium modorum inuestigari . . .’ See VL V 560-72, at 563; Thorndike–Kibre 983 and 1145.
FF1r Leonardus Bertapalia: Recollectae super quarto libro Avicennae. ‘De apostematibus.' ‘De uulneribus.' ‘De ulceribus.' De neruis.' ‘De ossibus.' ‘De fractura cranei.' ‘De iudiciis per signa celestia.' ‘De antidotis.’ Incipit: ‘[A]ltitonantis implorabo auxilium, quo sine nullum rite . . . [F]legmon est apostema sanguineum rubei coloris . . .’ See LMA I 2021.
II6v ‘Tabula.’
KK1r Jesus Filius Hali: ‘Epistola' [addressed to one of his pupils.] Incipit: ‘[E]pistola Jesu filii Hali . . . Peruenit ad me charta tua, mi frater; custodiat te deus . . .’ Epistola Iehu filii Haly de cognitione infirmitatum oculorum; sive memoriale oculariorum . . . avec les deux textes juxtaposés de la traduction arabo-latin, ed. P. Pansier, Collectio ophtalmologica veterum auctorum, 3 (Paris, 1904).
KK1r Jesus Filius Hali: De oculis. Incipit: ‘[I]ncipio principium tractatus primi cum adiutorio dei et est hoc quod . . .’
LL8r [Table.]
MM1r [David Armenicus]: De oculis. Translated by Canamusali de Baldach. Incipit: ‘Ego Canamusali de Baldach sustinui maximum laborem in translatando . . . [S]i vultis scire quot sunt infirmitates oculorum . . .’ See Thorndike–Kibre 1478, where the work is ascribed to David Armenicus, in the translation of Canamusali, with a reference to an edition of the text in P. Pansier, Collectio ophtalmologica veterum auctorum, 2 (Paris, 1904), 9-48; Sack, Freiburg and G. D. Hargreaves, A Catalogue of Medical Incunabula in Edinburgh Libraries (Edinburgh, 1976), 29 no. 52, ascribe to David Armenicus.
Imprint
Imprint: Venice: Simon de Luere, for Andreas Torresanus de Asula, 23 Dec. 1499. Folio.
Collation
Collation: A–H8 I10 K L8 M6 N–Q8 R–T6 U–Z AA–DD8 EE6 FF–HH8 II6 KK–MM8.
Illustrations: Schematic woodcuts.
References
ISTC: ig00559000
GW: GW 11697;
Hain: HC *4812;
Goff: Goff G‑559;
BMC: BMC V 575;
Proctor: Pr 5626;
Others: BSB‑Ink G‑429; Rhodes 875; Sack, Freiburg, 1687; Sander 1843; Sheppard 4703.
LCN: 14457595
Copies
Copy number: G-273(1)
Bound with:
2. Guido de Cauliaco, Chirurgia parva, et al. Venice: Bonetus Locatellus, for the heirs of Octavianus Scotus, 27 Jan. 1500/1 (G‑275(2)).
Binding: Sixteenth-century blind-tooled half pigskin over wooden boards; two clasps and catches lost. On both covers intersecting triple fillets form a compartment, each with a merrythought and a star stamp, and with a small flower-petal stamp at the intersection of the fillets. The spine and part of the skin on the covers have been coloured white.
Size: 326 × 223 × 73 mm.
Size of leaf: 314 × 212 mm.
Some early marginal annotations, mainly headings, pointing hands, and ‘nota' marks in red or black.
Partial rubrication: some three- to six-line initials are supplied in red; some capital strokes and underlining in red.
Provenance: Thomas Thiermair (fl. 1597); printed label. Frater Xavier de Hieber (fl. 1773); armorial book-plate; see Warnecke 843. ‘16 fl. argen.’ Purchased for £1. 10. 0; see Books Purchased (1843), 11.
SHELFMARK: Auct. 5Q 3.26(1).
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