Author
Hippocrates, v460-v370Author, Author
Publication Date
471 [h.q.] [1078/1079]
Publication Place
North Africa [?] -
Subject
Handwriting
Type
Book
Language
Arabic
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
Yes
Pages Count
143
Physical Dimensions
19,5 x 14 cm
Library
Münchener DigitalisierungsZentrum (MDZ)
Library Asset ID
Handschriften-ID: BSB-Hss Cod.arab. 802, OCLC: 644154047
Record ID
bsb00047640
Library Location
Munich, Bavarian State Library
Date
471 [h.q.] [1078/1079]
Notes
Short shot of a manuscript, dated manuscript, old signature: Codices orientales 128, contents: "The Book of Seven Things" (not "de morborum septimanis diebus" as at the beginning of the manuscript), an imputed work by Hippocrates, with a commentary by Galen, supposedly translated into Arabic by the doctor Isḥāq Ibn-Ḥunain. The basic idea that the unknown The author pursues the representation of man as a world on a small scale. The division in the execution is based on the number seven. The whole world consists of seven parts, as does the earth, as does man, etc. The last part, which speaks of fevers, of natural heat and cold, of moisture and dryness as the materials through which and in which diseases develop, is still the most medical., BSB provenance: Johann Albrecht Widmanstetter (1506-1557), writing: Moroccan copy
Sample Text
Codices arabici - Arabic Manuscripts
İçerik türü
Text
Dijital nesne
Public Domain Mark 1.0 Universal
Dijitalleştirildi
7/1/2010
URN
urn:nbn:de:bvb:12-bsb00047640-1
