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HMML Reading Room Record:

https://www.vhmml.org/readingRoom/view/54820

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Institution:

HMML

HMML Project Number:

28823

Country:

Austria

City:

Fiecht

Repository:

Benediktinerabtei Sankt Georgenberg-Fiecht

ShelfMark:

Codex 142

Folio:

182 f.

Binding:

Front pastedown is astronomical chart.

Bibliography:

Jeffery & Yates, Descriptive inventories: Austrian libraries, v. 2, p. 218-221

Notes:

The colophon on f. 68v indicates that the first treatise was completed in 1475.

Provenance:

Ownership note on fol. 2r: Ad Bibliothecam Monasterii Montis S. Georgii 1659.

Physical Issues:

Octavo

Reproduction:

Apply for reproductions to: Hill Museum & Manuscript Library, P.O. Box 7300, Collegeville, MN, USA.

City Authority URI_LC:

http://lccn.loc.gov/n78086825

City Authority URI_VIAF:

http://viaf.org/viaf/152426004

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Manuscript Part I

Folio:

182 ff.

Country:

Austria

Date:

15th century

Year Month Day:

1475

Layout:

Variable line count. Framed. 1 col.

Script:

Bastarda

Number Scribes:

1

Support:

Paper

Other Decoration:

Lombard initials, some with extensions and penwork or painted infilling.

Notes:

Foliated 1-5, 7-176, 18-184 in recent hand. Some additional pieces of paper were inserted in various places. Many gatherings of 6 bifolia, others disturbed and irregular; center stitching, horizontal catchwords often visible. Different hand on ff 171r-84r

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Manuscript Text

Folio:

182 ff

Supplied Title:

Medical treatises; astronomical charts

Rubric:

Incipiunt Cappitula Noni libri ad almansorem regem.

Language(s):

Latin

Notes To Text:

f. 1r-v List of contents.

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Manuscript Text

Folio:

2r-68a

Author:

Rāzī, Abū Bakr Muḥammad ibn Zakarīyā, 865?-925? (Rhases)

Supplied Title:

Nonus Almansoris

Incipit:

Quando rubedo tensio et gravedo in facie

Explicit:

..erit donec sanetur. Expletus est tractatus nonus

Language(s):

Latin

Notes To Text:

TK 1170. For more on this work see George Sarton, Introduction to the History of Science 1 (Baltimore 1927) 609. There are numerous interlinear and marginal glosses. Vacant: 69a-71b

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Manuscript Text

Folio:

72r-95b

Supplied Title:

Commentary on preceeding text

Incipit:

Contra inicium Noni libri Rasis ad almansorem dubi

Explicit:

humorati solvente continuum. Explicit.

Language(s):

Latin

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Manuscript Text

Folio:

96a

Supplied Title:

De vi medicinali juniperi

Rubric:

Nota versus bonos de Junipero Febrientes

Incipit:

Hec mala deponis ad buccam si tibi ponis

Explicit:

juniperi grana reddunt precordia sana

Language(s):

Latin

Notes To Text:

TK 602. Walther 7547

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Manuscript Text

Folio:

96b-97b

Author:

Bernardus de Gordonio

Supplied Title:

De cautelis necessariis medico ad urinas

Rubric:

De cautolis urinarum

Incipit:

Primo pete semper cuius urina sit. Si dicitur muli

Explicit:

unde credit se talem passionem incucurisse.

Language(s):

Latin

Notes To Text:

TK 1109. For more on this author see George Sarton, Introduction to the History of Science 3 (Baltimore 1947), 873-876.

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Manuscript Text

Folio:

97b-98a

Supplied Title:

Note on constipation

Incipit:

Tenasmon est difficultas egerendi cum maximo conam

Explicit:

et potus similiter calidus

Language(s):

Latin

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Manuscript Text

Folio:

98a-98b

Supplied Title:

Text on bloodletting

Rubric:

De purgationibus capitulum

Incipit:

Purgacio autem sit per flebotomiam et proprie voca

Explicit:

de illo dicuntur

Language(s):

Latin

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Manuscript Text

Folio:

99a-99b

Supplied Title:

Versus de phlebotomia

Incipit:

Martini blasii philippi bartholomei Temporibus min

Explicit:

Melior est venis ver autumpnis aperiendis

Language(s):

Latin

Notes To Text:

For related texts see Walther 10716; Graz UB 925, f. 212v (cat. Kern 2, 131).

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Manuscript Text

Folio:

101a-117a

Author:

Johannes Damascenus

Supplied Title:

Aphorismi

Rubric:

Incipiunt amphorismi johannis damasceni filii Serapionis

Incipit:

Liberet te deus fili amantissime a devio erroris

Explicit:

primum transitorem inveni

Language(s):

Latin

Notes To Text:

TK 824. There are numerous interlinear and marginal glosses.

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Manuscript Text

Folio:

118a-119a

Author:

Arnaldus, de Villanova, d. 1311

Supplied Title:

Regimen conferens memorie, excerpta

Rubric:

Afforismi de memoria magistri arnoldi de villa nova

Incipit:

Exterior excedens frigiditas et precipue nocturna

Explicit:

comfortat memoria et restaurat.

Language(s):

Latin

Notes To Text:

TK 546

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Manuscript Text

Folio:

119a-123b

Supplied Title:

Astronomical charts

Language(s):

Latin

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Manuscript Text

Folio:

124a-170b

Supplied Title:

De medicina

Language(s):

Latin

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Manuscript Text

Folio:

118v

Supplied Title:

Note on maintaining a good memory

Incipit:

Experimentum ad memoriam et contra corrupcionem me

Explicit:

omni conficiamur.

Language(s):

Latin

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Manuscript Text

Folio:

124r-156v

Author:

Pseudo-Galenus

Supplied Title:

Ars medica

Incipit:

Tres sunt omnes doctrine que ordine habentur

Explicit:

determinabo aracionem in eis.

Language(s):

Latin

Notes To Text:

TK 1585. For more information on this work see Sarton, Introduction to the Hisotry of Science 1, 307.

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Manuscript Text

Folio:

157r-170v

Author:

Johannitius Alexandrinus

Supplied Title:

Introductio ad artem parvam Galeni

Rubric:

Incipit liber ysagogarum johannicii alexandrini ad tegni galieni.

Incipit:

Medicina dividitur in duas partes in theoricam et

Explicit:

nascencia ipsam delemus . . .

Language(s):

Latin

Notes To Text:

The text breaks off as shown at the end of f. 170v. TK 856.

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Manuscript Text

Folio:

171r-184r

Author:

Hippocrates

Supplied Title:

Aphorism

Rubric:

Incipit liber amphorismorum ypocratis

Incipit:

Vita brevis ars vero longa tempus acutum

Explicit:

tanto plus peyorabuntur

Language(s):

Latin

Notes To Text:

TK 1704

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Manuscript Text

Folio:

184r

Supplied Title:

List of names Nomina paria Secuntur.

Incipit:

Adam Arnoldus Basilius

Explicit:

Diterus.

Language(s):

Latin

Notes To Text:

The list was not continued past this point. Whose names they are remains uncertain.