M. Sancti Barolitani ad communem medicorū chirurgicorum usum commentaria nuper in lucem ædita in Auicennæ textū

M. Sancti Barolitani ad communem medicorū chirurgicorum usum commentaria nuper in lucem ædita in Auicennæ textū

by Avicenna

Part of Early Arabic Printed Books from the British Library

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[sc. Fen 3, Tract. 1; Fen 4, Tract. 3, cap. 1-5; and Fen 5, Tract. 5, cap. 1 ; of the fourth book of the Canon]. De apostematibus calidis. De contusione & attritione. De casu & offensione. De caluariæ curatione. [With the text of the extracts, translated by Gerardus Cremonensis.] Eiusdem Mariani compendium in chirurgia, etc.

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