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מאוסף הספרייה הלאומית
Title Articella.
Related place France-place of writing
Contributors Ḥunayn ibn Isḥāq al-ʻIbādī, 809?-873
Hippocrates
Galen
Israeli, Isaac, approximately 832-approximately 932
Ysaac
Friedenwald, Harry, 1864-1950 (former owner)
The National Library of Israel Israel
(current owner)
Original Library/publisher The National Library of Israel, Jerusalem, Israel
Creation Date 1250-1270
Notes Ff. 1v-3v. Medical treatise. Ff. 4r-8v. Johannitius, Isagoge ad Tegni Galeni. Ff. 9r-13r. Hippocrates, Aphorismi. Ff. 13v-16v. Hippocrates, Prognostica. Ff. 17r-20r. Hippocrates, De Regimine Acutorum Morborum. Ff. 20v-32v. Galenus, Tegni. Ff. 33r-34r. Philaretus, De Pulsibus. Ff. 34v-38v. Theophilus, De Urinis. Ff. 39r-87r. Isaac Judaeus, De Febribus. Ff. 87v-106v. Isaac Judaeus, De Urinis. Ff. 107r-154r. Isaac Judaeus, De Dietis Universalibus. Ff. 154v-171v. Isaac Judaeus, De Dietis particularibus.
Incipit: Seneca dicit quod nihil delectabilis egris ... curatis a medicis a quibus voluit.
The National Library of Israel Jerusalem Israel Ms. Fr. 93
3 leaves from another contemporary MS. Thin yellowish, slightly wrinkled parchment. The lower part of two leaves is torn away. Margins: 34, 67, 28, 42 mm. Ruling in lead point. Bounding lines: 1, 2, 1 vert., 1 and 1 hor., in brown ink. Text space 137 x 92 mm. 1 col., 40 lines, written in brown ink, set below top line, several hands. Numerous contemporary glosses and corrections. On the rear pastedown appears a 15th c. table of contents. Foliation is modern, in grey pencil in the upper right corner. Catchwords framed in two groups of three dots each.
Collation: I?(ff. 1-3), II12 one lost (ff. 4r-14v), III-XV12, XVI? (f. 171) only one remaining.
Decoration: 7-line first historiated red initial M(edecina), enclosing an image of sitting master facing two students on golden background. Several painted initials. Alternatively red and blue initials with penwork. Red rubrics and red and blue paragraph marks.
Binding: 252 x 181 mm. 16-17th c., red worn-out velvet over wooden boards, sewn on 4 triple thongs. Rebacked spine. Metal fittings and leather clasp.
Subject Digitized manuscripts
Call number at Current Custodian Bought for 2000 from Jacques Rosenthal from Munich at 10.10. 1928.
From the collection of Harry Friedenwald, 1864-1950, donated to the National Library in 1951
Extent 3 leaves + 168 ff
23.3X17.7 cm.
3 leaves from another contemporary MS. Thin yellowish, slightly wrinkled parchment. The lower part of two leaves is torn away. Margins: 34, 67, 28, 42 mm. Ruling in lead point. Bounding lines: 1, 2, 1 vert., 1 and 1 hor., in brown ink. Text space 137 x 92 mm. 1 col., 40 lines, written in brown ink, set below top line, several hands. Numerous contemporary glosses and corrections. On the rear pastedown appears a 15th c. table of contents. Foliation is modern, in grey pencil in the upper right corner. Catchwords framed in two groups of three dots each.
Collation: I?(ff. 1-3), II12 one lost (ff. 4r-14v), III-XV12, XVI? (f. 171) only one remaining.
Decoration: 7-line first historiated red initial M(edecina), enclosing an image of sitting master facing two students on golden background. Several painted initials. Alternatively red and blue initials with penwork. Red rubrics and red and blue paragraph marks.
Binding: 252 x 181 mm. 16-17th c., red worn-out velvet over wooden boards, sewn on 4 triple thongs. Rebacked spine. Metal fittings and leather clasp.
Language Latin
Credits מאוסף הספרייה הלאומית
National Library system number 990034143400205171

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מאוסף הספרייה הלאומית

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Articella – הספרייה הלאומית
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