De dietis universalibus. Latine versus a Constantino Africano. Written in a clear gothic book hand, probably by an English scribe, in double column of 30 lines to a column. Capitals, paragraph marks, and headings in red. Fol. 1 (Heading) Isaac//de dietis//vniuersalibus. (Table in 4 columns) [D]E naturis cibo/rum custo/diende sa/nitatis... col. 4 [d]e accionibus regi/minis sanorum/et remanencia/eorum. f.1v, col. 1 In primis coegit antiquos dispu/tare de naturis ciborum... f.72, col. 2 ... si/cut amigdale uentribus strictis ante/cibum sunt sumendi. mollibus/uero post.//Expliciunt diete//Uniuersales. There are marginal notes in Latin by several contemporary and later hands-the same as those in MS.370. [Isaac Judaeus], of which it originally formed part.
1 volume 72 ff. folio. 26 1/2 x 18 1/2 cm. On vellum, modern crushed morocco binding by Bedford.
Diet; Food and Beverages; Medicine, Arabic
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Format: Archive, Institution: n/a, Identifier: b19699542, Digicode: digwms, Collection code: MS.369