A neatly-written text, on the left side of the page only, framed in red rulings. Head and tail pieces and capitals in red. This is the most modern of the Greek manuscripts in the collection, and as the paper bears the same watermark as MS.MSL.111, i.e., an Engish mark of George III., the text must be placed in the last quarter of the 18th century, and must have been newly executed when Askew acquired it. 1. ff. 1-139. Books i and ii of the Therapeutics of Actuarius, corresponding to folios 202-332 of MS.MSL.52. Book i (ff. 1-78); Book ii (ff. 79-139). 2. ff. 140-217. On the Preparation of Medicines, Book i.
217 folios Folio, 35.7 × 20 cm. Modern binding.
Therapeutics; Pharmaceutical Preparations
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Format: Archive, Institution: n/a, Identifier: b18418429, Digicode: diggreek, Collection code: MS.MSL.112
Books i and ii of the 'Therapeutics of Actuarius'
'On the Preparation of Medicines', Book i